Flood resilience (resilient flood risk management), which has been repeatedly demanded,
can be achieved through the phases of the risk management cycle. There is a vast body of …

This article contributes to the discussion on the value of creative and arts-based research
methods to researchers interested in community resilience. Based on a participatory …

This paper critically explores the potential of creative practices to support community
resilience in relation to flooding, coastal erosion and inundation in the UK. We argue that …

Disasters have the potential to shake societies and their governance systems not only
temporarily, but often for years afterwards as well. Studying disaster governance through …

By focusing on developing a working definition of flood groups in England, and by analysing
their governance arrangements, this chapter aims to shed light on their potential influence …

In spatial planning, resilience is widely acknowledged as a new approach to incorporate
uncertainty into governance strategies, particularly with respect to natural hazards such as …

The question of how to achieve resilience has become a matter of significance at societal
and communal levels. This thesis explores the value of arts-based community activities for …

To approach the question whether vagueness was a blessing or curse in transdisciplinary
projects, this chapter presents experiences made during this research project. It briefly …

Almost half of the world's population live in coastal regions and this number tends to
increase in the future decades (Le Tissier and Roth, 2012). This trend, in combination with …

1.1 Motivation for this study 10 1.2 Resilience 12 1.3 Arts-based community activities 14 1.4
Arts-based community activities & community resilience 15 1.5 Research approach and …