Sudeepa Abeysinghe is a health sociologist who works at the intersection of sociology, STS, and critical policy studies.Claire Leppold is a Research Fellow at the Child and Community Wellbeing Unit at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Alison Lloyd Williams is a Senior Research Associate at Lancaster University, UK.Akihiko Ozaki is a surgical oncologist and public health practitioner based in Fukushima, Japan.

• Chapter 1. The Reconstruction of Community and Wellbeing in Fukushima – Situating the Case within the Field, PART I: Reflections from the Field, Chapter 2. Reflections from Frontline Healthcare Workers, Chapter 3. Psychiatric Care after the Nuclear Accident in Fukushima, Chapter 4. Fukushima Hamadori (Coastal Area) High School Academy: Learning and Understanding about Nuclear Disaster for Fukushima High Schools Students, Chapter 5. The Increased Disaster-Related Deaths after the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, and the System for their Compensation, PART II: Living with Risk, Chapter 6. Getting the Measure of Radiation Monitoring in Fukushima, Ten Years On, Chapter 7. Prioritizing Health Risks after the 3.11 disaster: The Application of Wellbeing Indicators, Chapter 8. Commensurability and Post-Disaster Mental Health after 3.11, PART III: Social Difference and Inequality, Chapter 9. Japan’s Gender Perspective after the Explosions at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, Chapter 10. Social Vulnerability and Inequality in Disasters: Marriage-Migrant Women’s Experiences in the Tōhoku Region, Chapter 11. The Social Amplification of Stigma in the Media after the Fukushima Disaster, PART IV: Community Engagement and Wellbeing, Chapter 12. Theatres of Resilience: Children as Actors in Community Development in Fukushima, Chapter 13. Bonding After Fukushima: The Role of Trust Relationships Between Non-Profit Organisation Volunteers and Disaster Victims in Building Resilience Amidst a Nuclear Catastrophe, Chapter 14. Fukushima Reconstruction after Nuclear Accident and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (1F) Decommissioning Policy, Chapter 15. The Long-term Impact of Disasters and Looking Forward

Sudeepa Abeysinghe is a health sociologist who works at the intersection of sociology, STS, and critical policy studies.Claire Leppold is a Research Fellow at the Child and Community Wellbeing Unit at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Alison Lloyd Williams is a Senior Research Associate at Lancaster University, UK.Akihiko Ozaki is a surgical oncologist and public health practitioner based in Fukushima, Japan.

• Chapter 1. The Reconstruction of Community and Wellbeing in Fukushima – Situating the Case within the Field, PART I: Reflections from the Field, Chapter 2. Reflections from Frontline Healthcare Workers, Chapter 3. Psychiatric Care after the Nuclear Accident in Fukushima, Chapter 4. Fukushima Hamadori (Coastal Area) High School Academy: Learning and Understanding about Nuclear Disaster for Fukushima High Schools Students, Chapter 5. The Increased Disaster-Related Deaths after the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, and the System for their Compensation, PART II: Living with Risk, Chapter 6. Getting the Measure of Radiation Monitoring in Fukushima, Ten Years On, Chapter 7. Prioritizing Health Risks after the 3.11 disaster: The Application of Wellbeing Indicators, Chapter 8. Commensurability and Post-Disaster Mental Health after 3.11, PART III: Social Difference and Inequality, Chapter 9. Japan’s Gender Perspective after the Explosions at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, Chapter 10. Social Vulnerability and Inequality in Disasters: Marriage-Migrant Women’s Experiences in the Tōhoku Region, Chapter 11. The Social Amplification of Stigma in the Media after the Fukushima Disaster, PART IV: Community Engagement and Wellbeing, Chapter 12. Theatres of Resilience: Children as Actors in Community Development in Fukushima, Chapter 13. Bonding After Fukushima: The Role of Trust Relationships Between Non-Profit Organisation Volunteers and Disaster Victims in Building Resilience Amidst a Nuclear Catastrophe, Chapter 14. Fukushima Reconstruction after Nuclear Accident and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (1F) Decommissioning Policy, Chapter 15. The Long-term Impact of Disasters and Looking Forward

Sudeepa Abeysinghe is a health sociologist who works at the intersection of sociology, STS, and critical policy studies.Claire Leppold is a Research Fellow at the Child and Community Wellbeing Unit at the University of Melbourne, Australia.Alison Lloyd Williams is a Senior Research Associate at Lancaster University, UK.Akihiko Ozaki is a surgical oncologist and public health practitioner based in Fukushima, Japan.

• Chapter 1. The Reconstruction of Community and Wellbeing in Fukushima – Situating the Case within the Field, PART I: Reflections from the Field, Chapter 2. Reflections from Frontline Healthcare Workers, Chapter 3. Psychiatric Care after the Nuclear Accident in Fukushima, Chapter 4. Fukushima Hamadori (Coastal Area) High School Academy: Learning and Understanding about Nuclear Disaster for Fukushima High Schools Students, Chapter 5. The Increased Disaster-Related Deaths after the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, and the System for their Compensation, PART II: Living with Risk, Chapter 6. Getting the Measure of Radiation Monitoring in Fukushima, Ten Years On, Chapter 7. Prioritizing Health Risks after the 3.11 disaster: The Application of Wellbeing Indicators, Chapter 8. Commensurability and Post-Disaster Mental Health after 3.11, PART III: Social Difference and Inequality, Chapter 9. Japan’s Gender Perspective after the Explosions at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, Chapter 10. Social Vulnerability and Inequality in Disasters: Marriage-Migrant Women’s Experiences in the Tōhoku Region, Chapter 11. The Social Amplification of Stigma in the Media after the Fukushima Disaster, PART IV: Community Engagement and Wellbeing, Chapter 12. Theatres of Resilience: Children as Actors in Community Development in Fukushima, Chapter 13. Bonding After Fukushima: The Role of Trust Relationships Between Non-Profit Organisation Volunteers and Disaster Victims in Building Resilience Amidst a Nuclear Catastrophe, Chapter 14. Fukushima Reconstruction after Nuclear Accident and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (1F) Decommissioning Policy, Chapter 15. The Long-term Impact of Disasters and Looking Forward