The Great East Japan Earthquake Disaster and Population Changes

A population geography of the Tohoku Region, Japan

Takashi Abe

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Sozialwissenschaften, Recht, Wirtschaft / Politische Soziologie

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The book aims to clarify from a demographic and geographical perspective how population trends of the Tohoku Region were changed as a result of the GEJED. The author shows how different the 2011 GEJED was from past disasters in this region with regard to the impacts on population change in the Tohoku Region. He explains how the recent disaster is different from past disasters, based on the theories of the first and second demographic transitions. He also clarifies the causality between the extent of housing damage and mortality through geographical analysis. Furthermore, this book shows how migration patterns were changed before and after the GEJED, and it identifies the differences between the areas affected by the tsunami and by the nuclear power plant accident.


Investigating the GEJED as a case study, the book presents a method to analyze the relationship between natural disasters and population change. This book is especially useful for researchers inthe fields of disaster, environment, and population to better understand the relationship between the environment and population.


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Great East Japan Earthquake Disaster, Housing Damage, Showa Sanriku Tsunami, Nuclear Power Plant Accident, Demographic Behavior, Cold Summer, Demographic Transition, Second Fertility Transition, Migration Pattern, Evacuation Behavior, Meiji Sanriku Tsunami, Mobility Transition