?Keiichi Tsunekawa is senior professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies and professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo.

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• ​​1. Introduction: Toward a Balanced Assessment of Japan's Responses to the Triple​ ​Disaster​, by ​Keiichi Tsunekawa (​senior ​professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)2. Responses of the National Government to the Great East Japan Earthquake​, by ​Kengo Soga (​professor, ​faculty of ​law, Kyoto University)3. Nuclear Safety Regulation in Japan Pre- and Post-Fukushima​, by ​Hideaki Shiroyama (professor, ​faculty of ​law, University of Tokyo)4. Corporate Influence and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident: How Has TEPCO​ ​Survived, by ​Hiroyuki Tagawa (​research ​fellow, University of Tsukuba)5. Public Policymaking for Housing Reconstruction in Disaster-Stricken Areas in​ ​Tohoku​, by ​Michio Muramatsu (​professor ​emeritus, Kyoto University) and Naoto Takeuchi​ ​(​bureau ​chief of the Fukui prefectural government)6. School Education after the Great East Japan Earthquake​, by ​Eiichi Aoki (​associate ​professor, Faculty of Education, Tohoku University)7. Local Autonomy and the Complete Resident Evacuation in Fukushima​, by ​Masaki Abe (professor, ​faculty of ​law, Osaka City University)8. Japan–US Joint Disaster Relief Operations: Achievement, Limitations, and Impacts​, by ​Narushige Michishita (​professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) and​ ​Andrea Pressello (​research ​fellow, Sophia University)9. Crisis Communication and Foreign Response​, by ​Keiichi Tsunekawa1​0. Information Media Environment and Social Capital in Times of Emergency: How​ ​They Affected Survivors' Postdisaster Adaptation​, by ​Ken'ichi Ikeda (professor, ​faculty of ​sociology, Doshisha University) and Yuki​ ​Yasuda (professor, ​faculty of ​sociology, Kansai University)

?Keiichi Tsunekawa is senior professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies and professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo.

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• ​​1. Introduction: Toward a Balanced Assessment of Japan's Responses to the Triple​ ​Disaster​, by ​Keiichi Tsunekawa (​senior ​professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)2. Responses of the National Government to the Great East Japan Earthquake​, by ​Kengo Soga (​professor, ​faculty of ​law, Kyoto University)3. Nuclear Safety Regulation in Japan Pre- and Post-Fukushima​, by ​Hideaki Shiroyama (professor, ​faculty of ​law, University of Tokyo)4. Corporate Influence and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident: How Has TEPCO​ ​Survived, by ​Hiroyuki Tagawa (​research ​fellow, University of Tsukuba)5. Public Policymaking for Housing Reconstruction in Disaster-Stricken Areas in​ ​Tohoku​, by ​Michio Muramatsu (​professor ​emeritus, Kyoto University) and Naoto Takeuchi​ ​(​bureau ​chief of the Fukui prefectural government)6. School Education after the Great East Japan Earthquake​, by ​Eiichi Aoki (​associate ​professor, Faculty of Education, Tohoku University)7. Local Autonomy and the Complete Resident Evacuation in Fukushima​, by ​Masaki Abe (professor, ​faculty of ​law, Osaka City University)8. Japan–US Joint Disaster Relief Operations: Achievement, Limitations, and Impacts​, by ​Narushige Michishita (​professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) and​ ​Andrea Pressello (​research ​fellow, Sophia University)9. Crisis Communication and Foreign Response​, by ​Keiichi Tsunekawa1​0. Information Media Environment and Social Capital in Times of Emergency: How​ ​They Affected Survivors' Postdisaster Adaptation​, by ​Ken'ichi Ikeda (professor, ​faculty of ​sociology, Doshisha University) and Yuki​ ​Yasuda (professor, ​faculty of ​sociology, Kansai University)

?Keiichi Tsunekawa is senior professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies and professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo.

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• ​​1. Introduction: Toward a Balanced Assessment of Japan's Responses to the Triple​ ​Disaster​, by ​Keiichi Tsunekawa (​senior ​professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)2. Responses of the National Government to the Great East Japan Earthquake​, by ​Kengo Soga (​professor, ​faculty of ​law, Kyoto University)3. Nuclear Safety Regulation in Japan Pre- and Post-Fukushima​, by ​Hideaki Shiroyama (professor, ​faculty of ​law, University of Tokyo)4. Corporate Influence and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident: How Has TEPCO​ ​Survived, by ​Hiroyuki Tagawa (​research ​fellow, University of Tsukuba)5. Public Policymaking for Housing Reconstruction in Disaster-Stricken Areas in​ ​Tohoku​, by ​Michio Muramatsu (​professor ​emeritus, Kyoto University) and Naoto Takeuchi​ ​(​bureau ​chief of the Fukui prefectural government)6. School Education after the Great East Japan Earthquake​, by ​Eiichi Aoki (​associate ​professor, Faculty of Education, Tohoku University)7. Local Autonomy and the Complete Resident Evacuation in Fukushima​, by ​Masaki Abe (professor, ​faculty of ​law, Osaka City University)8. Japan–US Joint Disaster Relief Operations: Achievement, Limitations, and Impacts​, by ​Narushige Michishita (​professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) and​ ​Andrea Pressello (​research ​fellow, Sophia University)9. Crisis Communication and Foreign Response​, by ​Keiichi Tsunekawa1​0. Information Media Environment and Social Capital in Times of Emergency: How​ ​They Affected Survivors' Postdisaster Adaptation​, by ​Ken'ichi Ikeda (professor, ​faculty of ​sociology, Doshisha University) and Yuki​ ​Yasuda (professor, ​faculty of ​sociology, Kansai University)