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Foreword; Preface; Contents; About the Authors; Chapter 1: Overview and Historical Review; 1.1 Introduction and Overview; 1.2 Historical Review; 1.2.1 Understanding Disaster as Godś Act; 1.2.1.1 Global Perspective (Ancient Period to Middle Age); 1.2.1.2 Korean Development (Three Kingdoms, Unified Silla, and Goryeo); Records of Disaster; Disaster Response Ways; 1.2.2 Understanding Risk: Hazard and Vulnerability; 1.2.2.1 Global Evolution (From 17C to the Beginning of 20C); 1.2.2.2 Korean Evolution (Joseon, Japanese Colonial Era, and US Military Period); Records of Disaster
Disaster Response Ways1.2.3 Evolutionary Understanding of Disaster; References; Chapter 2: Disaster Theory; 2.1 Conceptual Foundation of Disaster; 2.1.1 Concept of Disaster; 2.1.2 Categorization of Disaster; 2.1.2.1 Categorization by Disaster Cause; 2.1.2.2 Innovative Disaster Classification Prism for Effective Disaster Response; 2.1.2.3 Categorization by Other Principle; 2.2 Disaster Theories and Progress of Disaster Management in Modern Times; 2.2.1 Disaster Theories in Modern Times; 2.2.1.1 Heinrichś Law: Remembrance of the Sampoong Department Store Collapse in 1995 in Korea
2.2.1.2 Normal Accident: How Disaster Occurs in a Complex System2.2.1.3 Risk Society: Increased Risk in Line with Civilization; 2.2.1.4 Complexity Theory: Interconnectivity and Complexity of Disaster; 2.2.2 Progress of DRM Since the Twentieth Century; 2.2.2.1 Petakś Four-Phase Model on Disaster Management; 2.2.2.2 Performance-Centered DRM by New Public Administration Theory; 2.2.2.3 Public Governance: Cooperation-Based DRM; 2.2.2.4 The Increased Necessity of Comprehensive DRM; 2.2.2.5 Global Agenda on DRM: Shift from Technical Approach to Holistic Approach
2.2.2.6 Civil Protection and Comprehensive Security2.2.3 Current Disaster Response Institutions; 2.2.4 Policy Implications; References; Chapter 3: Disasters from 1948 to 2015 in Korea and Power-Law Distribution; 3.1 Major Disasters from 1948 to 2015 and Trend in Korea; 3.1.1 Torrential Downpour in the Nakdong River Basin in 1957; 3.1.2 Typhoon Sarah in 1959; 3.1.3 Flood in Jeollabuk-do Namwon-eup in 1961; 3.1.4 Suncheon Flood in 1962; 3.1.5 Torrential Downpour in Central Region in 1965; 3.1.6 Wow Apartment Collapse in 1970; 3.1.7 Namyoung Ferry Sinking Accident in 1970
3.1.8 Seoul Daeyeongak Hotel Fire in 19713.1.9 Gunpowder Freight Train Explosion at Iri Station in 1977; 3.1.10 Typhoon Agnes in 1981; 3.1.11 Great Flood in 1984; 3.1.12 Typhoon Judy in 1989; 3.1.13 Collapse of Levee in Ilsan Region in 1990; 3.1.14 Train Overturn Accident at Gupo Station in 1993; 3.1.15 Asiana Airlines Boeing 737 Crash in 1993; 3.1.16 Seohae Ferry Sinking Accident in 1993; 3.1.17 Seongsu Bridge Collapse in 1994; 3.1.18 Gas Explosion in Daegu City in 1995; 3.1.19 Sampoong Department Store Collapse in 1995; 3.1.20 Typhoon Janis in 1995
Disaster Response Ways1.2.3 Evolutionary Understanding of Disaster; References; Chapter 2: Disaster Theory; 2.1 Conceptual Foundation of Disaster; 2.1.1 Concept of Disaster; 2.1.2 Categorization of Disaster; 2.1.2.1 Categorization by Disaster Cause; 2.1.2.2 Innovative Disaster Classification Prism for Effective Disaster Response; 2.1.2.3 Categorization by Other Principle; 2.2 Disaster Theories and Progress of Disaster Management in Modern Times; 2.2.1 Disaster Theories in Modern Times; 2.2.1.1 Heinrichś Law: Remembrance of the Sampoong Department Store Collapse in 1995 in Korea
2.2.1.2 Normal Accident: How Disaster Occurs in a Complex System2.2.1.3 Risk Society: Increased Risk in Line with Civilization; 2.2.1.4 Complexity Theory: Interconnectivity and Complexity of Disaster; 2.2.2 Progress of DRM Since the Twentieth Century; 2.2.2.1 Petakś Four-Phase Model on Disaster Management; 2.2.2.2 Performance-Centered DRM by New Public Administration Theory; 2.2.2.3 Public Governance: Cooperation-Based DRM; 2.2.2.4 The Increased Necessity of Comprehensive DRM; 2.2.2.5 Global Agenda on DRM: Shift from Technical Approach to Holistic Approach
2.2.2.6 Civil Protection and Comprehensive Security2.2.3 Current Disaster Response Institutions; 2.2.4 Policy Implications; References; Chapter 3: Disasters from 1948 to 2015 in Korea and Power-Law Distribution; 3.1 Major Disasters from 1948 to 2015 and Trend in Korea; 3.1.1 Torrential Downpour in the Nakdong River Basin in 1957; 3.1.2 Typhoon Sarah in 1959; 3.1.3 Flood in Jeollabuk-do Namwon-eup in 1961; 3.1.4 Suncheon Flood in 1962; 3.1.5 Torrential Downpour in Central Region in 1965; 3.1.6 Wow Apartment Collapse in 1970; 3.1.7 Namyoung Ferry Sinking Accident in 1970
3.1.8 Seoul Daeyeongak Hotel Fire in 19713.1.9 Gunpowder Freight Train Explosion at Iri Station in 1977; 3.1.10 Typhoon Agnes in 1981; 3.1.11 Great Flood in 1984; 3.1.12 Typhoon Judy in 1989; 3.1.13 Collapse of Levee in Ilsan Region in 1990; 3.1.14 Train Overturn Accident at Gupo Station in 1993; 3.1.15 Asiana Airlines Boeing 737 Crash in 1993; 3.1.16 Seohae Ferry Sinking Accident in 1993; 3.1.17 Seongsu Bridge Collapse in 1994; 3.1.18 Gas Explosion in Daegu City in 1995; 3.1.19 Sampoong Department Store Collapse in 1995; 3.1.20 Typhoon Janis in 1995