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Towards Next-Generation Urban Resilience in Planning Practice: From Securitization to Integrated Place Making
Authors:Jon Coaffee
Institution:1. Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Warwick, UK J.Coaffee@warwick.ac.uk
Abstract:Resilience is a concept incorporating a vast range of contemporary risks and over recent years has become increasingly important to our understanding of contemporary planning policy and practice. This paper examines the changing nature of resilience strategies since 2000 and highlights how planners increasingly are asked to contribute to this agenda. Drawing on the emerging theories of urban resilience, this paper charts the emergence of different ‘styles’ of resilience over the last decade in the UK, with an emphasis on a range of policies associated with designing safer spaces. Emerging lessons are then deployed to highlight how a new generation of urban resilience practice is now emerging associated with embedding resiliency into local place-making activities. This paper concludes by reflecting upon the multiple uses of resilience in planning practice.
Keywords:resilience  planning  security  place-making  localism
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