Dr Peter Rogers is Lecturer in Sociology of Law and Criminology at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Part I Theory, Genealogy and History; Chapter 2 The Struggle for Theory: Interplay, Poiesis and Change; Chapter 3 The Struggle for History: Applying Theory to Change; Chapter 4 The Struggle for the City: Disaster, War and Disorder Over Time; Part II The History of the Present; Chapter 5 The Struggle for the City: Democracy, Regeneration and Urban Order; Chapter 6 The Struggle for Security: Ordering the Resilient City; Chapter 7 The Struggle for Resilience: Interplay and Urbanism; Chapter 8 Conclusion;

'Resilience and the City represents an important advance in our understanding of the nature of changes in urban environments. On balance, it is cause for celebration that Rogers legitimates the case for more attention to the study of resilience as a process, a result of the interplay of thoughts and actions over time. This book deserves a wide readership from academics from different parts of the world, and experts interested in the process of change and social order in cities.' Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books

Dr Peter Rogers is Lecturer in Sociology of Law and Criminology at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Part I Theory, Genealogy and History; Chapter 2 The Struggle for Theory: Interplay, Poiesis and Change; Chapter 3 The Struggle for History: Applying Theory to Change; Chapter 4 The Struggle for the City: Disaster, War and Disorder Over Time; Part II The History of the Present; Chapter 5 The Struggle for the City: Democracy, Regeneration and Urban Order; Chapter 6 The Struggle for Security: Ordering the Resilient City; Chapter 7 The Struggle for Resilience: Interplay and Urbanism; Chapter 8 Conclusion;

'Resilience and the City represents an important advance in our understanding of the nature of changes in urban environments. On balance, it is cause for celebration that Rogers legitimates the case for more attention to the study of resilience as a process, a result of the interplay of thoughts and actions over time. This book deserves a wide readership from academics from different parts of the world, and experts interested in the process of change and social order in cities.' Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books

Dr Peter Rogers is Lecturer in Sociology of Law and Criminology at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Part I Theory, Genealogy and History; Chapter 2 The Struggle for Theory: Interplay, Poiesis and Change; Chapter 3 The Struggle for History: Applying Theory to Change; Chapter 4 The Struggle for the City: Disaster, War and Disorder Over Time; Part II The History of the Present; Chapter 5 The Struggle for the City: Democracy, Regeneration and Urban Order; Chapter 6 The Struggle for Security: Ordering the Resilient City; Chapter 7 The Struggle for Resilience: Interplay and Urbanism; Chapter 8 Conclusion;

'Resilience and the City represents an important advance in our understanding of the nature of changes in urban environments. On balance, it is cause for celebration that Rogers legitimates the case for more attention to the study of resilience as a process, a result of the interplay of thoughts and actions over time. This book deserves a wide readership from academics from different parts of the world, and experts interested in the process of change and social order in cities.' Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books