Social Science

All Items

• A decade of progress since the Edgecumbe earthquake Risk and insurance

  R. Bruce Shephard

  185-193

• A new building control system Its nature and some implications

  C. W. Hall

  168-172

• A report on the Relief Organisation in Hastings arising out of the [Magnitude 7.8] earthquake in Hawke's Bay [New Zealand] on February 3, 1931

  Edwin F. Scott, D. J. Dowrick

  246-256

• An overview of earthquake insurance in Japan

  M. Matsushima

  244-250

• Bay of Plenty earthquake An outline of the earthquake and war damage commission's role

  M. J. R. Allwood

  113-115

• Better resilience evaluation Reflections on investments in seismic resilience for infrastructure

  Nicola McDonald, Levente Timar, Garry McDonald, Catherine Murray

  203-214

• Capital Discovery Place Te Aho a Maui, Wellington

  Paul Thompson

  159-161

• Central government and earthquake prediction

  J. L. Roberts

  43-47

• Challenges in post-earthquake recovery of damaged and neglected buildings in Christchurch CBD

  Olga Filippova, Ken Elwood, Toni Collins

  38-54

• Changes to disaster insurance in New Zealand

  Editor

  437-444

• Christchurch City Council lifelines Performance of concrete potable water reservoirs in the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake

  Ian Billings, Nicholas Charman

  418-424

• Civil defence aspects

  R. H. F. Holloway

  12-14

• Civil Defence at the local body level

  F. N. Armstrong

  371-390

• Civil Defence at
 No. 1 Sub-Region level Auckland Regional Authority

  J. G. Blenkinsopp

  357-370

• Civil defence in Inangahua

  T. E. Moore

  32-36

• Communicating seismic building risk with commercial building tenants

  Catalina Miranda, Cameron Eade, Charlotte Brown, Julia Becker, Emma Doyle

  197-211

• Consequences of earthquake prediction on other adjustments to earthquakes

  J. E. Haas, D. S. Mileti

  187-194

• Counting the cost
 The economic effects of a major earthquake

  Geoff Gregory

  288-292

• Decision tools for earthquake risk management, including net present value and expected utility

  W.D. Smith, G.A. Vignaux

  170-175

• Disaster recovery What happens next?

  Geoff Gregory

  164-168

• Earthquake and business interruption A policy for survival?

  P. Jacob

  232-238

• Earthquake disaster response planning An engineering overview

  Karl V. Steinbrugge

  114-127

• Earthquake insurance

  D. J. Scott

  116-127

• Earthquake insurance

  J. L. Gill

  116-118

• Earthquake protection

  Editor

  163