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The Three-Layer Temporal Structure Theory of Disaster Social History: Toward an Integrated Understanding of Social Resilience through a Historical Approach
Resilience research in disaster studies has advanced rapidly. However, it faces a fundamental methodological problem, that is the absence of historical context. Criteria for assessing resilience “success” vary across periods and regions; however, the risk of anachronism inherent in applying universa
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