Abstract
We need to consider the new social planning theory and the long-term social reproduction theory
with reference to the experience of the Awaji great earthquake and the East Japan great earthquake in
2011 without stopping at a revival theory in the frame of "disaster mitigation" + restoration and revival.
In this paper, a new methodology for the creative revival of an area and society is proposed to
newly develop independently on the continuum of "disaster prevention-revival."
In order for the "creative revival" of the stricken area to reproduce and revive the community
that newly became independent, and in order to adopt a fiscal policy along with a program for the local
reproduction of the stricken area, analysis of necessity and an un-public revival fund is needed in order
to free public funds.
Regrettably, research involving the state of the revival funds for the restoration/revival process
does not fully grasps the funds, their projects, or the whole activity.
This is the cause not connected with the revival theory and the new social formation theory after
the disaster.
In order to discuss this point below, I newly coin the term "Disaster-Time Economy."
Activities of the projects, services, support, self-efforts, etc. comprising the processes of restoration
and revival from disaster are grasped even over the social and private domains from an administrative
domain, and the features and points of the process are made in full.
The basic work is done that determines the economic order for self-subsistence throughout life
differently from the new market economy currently produced today.
