The concept of resilience: Dimensions, properties of resilient systems and spatial scales of resilience

IF 1.1 Q3 GEOGRAPHY
Grzegorz Masik
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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to identify the dimensions of resilience undertaken in literature, characteristics describing resilient systems and spatial scales in the context of which resilience research and strategic planning are carried out. The research method was desk research within which the papers that were reviewed were selected based on scientific journal reputation including the high Impact Factor. References to resilience in strategic planning were selected on the basis of information about international organizations dealing with resilience mentioned in scientific articles. Based on broad review, environmental, social, economic and institutional resilience have been identified. Important properties of social-ecological systems identified in the context of resilience include connectivity, modularity, redundancy, interdependence, and diversification, while resilience strategies specifically consider flexibility, resourcefulness, reflectiveness, dispersion, mutuality, inclusion, and integration. Research as well as strategic actions to strengthen resilience consider global spatial scale but also national, regional, local, neighbourhood, household and individual.
弹性的概念:弹性系统的维度、特性和弹性的空间尺度
本文的目的是确定文献中弹性的维度,描述弹性系统的特征和空间尺度,在此背景下进行弹性研究和战略规划。研究方法是桌面研究,其中根据科学期刊声誉(包括高影响因子)选择被审查的论文。战略规划中对弹性的参考是根据科学文章中提到的有关处理弹性的国际组织的信息选择的。在广泛审查的基础上,确定了环境、社会、经济和体制的复原力。在弹性的背景下,社会生态系统的重要属性包括连通性、模块化、冗余、相互依赖性和多样化,而弹性策略则具体考虑灵活性、智谋性、反思性、分散性、互动性、包容性和整合性。加强复原力的研究和战略行动既要考虑全球空间尺度,也要考虑国家、区域、地方、邻里、家庭和个人。
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Geographia Polonica
Geographia Polonica GEOGRAPHY-
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