Jon Coaffee est professeur de géographie urbaine et directeur du Laboratoire des villes résilientes à l'Université de Warwick. Il est également professeur invité au Center for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP) de l'Université de New York.
Focusing on the evolving terrorist threats faced by global cities, this revised 2003 publication examines tactics, targeting, and the development of comprehensive managerial strategies. It highlights London's role as a leader in counter-terrorist design and management, showcasing best practices that are being adopted internationally. The book provides insights into the complexities of urban security and the innovative approaches cities can take to mitigate risks.
Focusing on urban security and counter-terrorism, this book examines how these practices shape the daily lives of residents in Western cities. It delves into the implications of heightened security measures, exploring the intersection of public safety and personal freedom, and how these dynamics alter the urban landscape and community interactions. Through insightful analysis, it reveals the broader social and psychological effects of living in a security-conscious environment.
Focusing on the evolving terrorist threats to global cities, this revised 2003 publication examines tactics, targeting, and the need for comprehensive city-wide strategies. It highlights London's pioneering role in establishing effective counter-terrorist design and management practices, showcasing how these methodologies are being adopted internationally. The book emphasizes the importance of adapting to new challenges in urban security.
Security, Resilience and Planning offers key concept and practical guidance about the role of planners in countering terrorist risk, using a range of international case studies.
A compelling and definitive account of why we need to radically rethink our approach to dealing with catastrophic events