2022
DOI: 10.1177/25148486221140878
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Planning use values or values-based planning? “Rolling with” neoliberal flood risk governance in Vancouver, Canada

Abstract: Neoliberal flood risk governance has become the norm in Canada and much of the rest of the global North in the interest, hypothetically, of achieving so-called efficiencies and resilience and, practically, out of desperation for access to any more resources to face a growing burden. This paper traces the path toward a flood risk governance model in Vancouver together with the development history of the city to illustrate the coproduction of urban landscape, capital, and flood risk. It situates what is intended… Show more

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“…With specific focus on coastal flood risk, the PARA -Protect, Accommodate, Retreat, Avoid -framework has guided mainstream UCAP (BC Ministry of the Environment 2013; Doberstein et al 2018). While rooted in resilience scholarship, PARA perpetuates a militarized, colonial, capitalist, and heteropatriarchal method of defending humans from water and can perpetuate flood risk and maladaptation in the floodplain (Siders & Keenan 2020;Leonard 2021;Oulahen & Ventura 2022). Planning processes, such as the 'Adapting to Rising Tides' project in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, have offered regional collaborative approaches to assessing risk.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With specific focus on coastal flood risk, the PARA -Protect, Accommodate, Retreat, Avoid -framework has guided mainstream UCAP (BC Ministry of the Environment 2013; Doberstein et al 2018). While rooted in resilience scholarship, PARA perpetuates a militarized, colonial, capitalist, and heteropatriarchal method of defending humans from water and can perpetuate flood risk and maladaptation in the floodplain (Siders & Keenan 2020;Leonard 2021;Oulahen & Ventura 2022). Planning processes, such as the 'Adapting to Rising Tides' project in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, have offered regional collaborative approaches to assessing risk.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%