A Meta-Overview and Bibliometric Analysis of Resilience in Spatial Planning – the Relevance of Place-Based Approaches

Pascariu, Gabriela Carmen; Bănică, Alexandru; Nijkamp, Peter

doi:10.1007/s12061-022-09449-z

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“…Both as a perceived property of an object or system and, more normatively, as a characteristic. Pascariu, Banica, and Nijkamp (2023) undertakes an examination of this complex concept by constructing a riskdisaster opportunity framework for a territorial system, and by conducting an analysis of the socio-economic consequences of natural shocks from the standpoint of resilience. (Suwena, Budhi, Saskara, & Yasa, 2022) discovered that enhancing the economic resilience of families and recognizing the pivotal role of women farmers were significant factors.…”

Section: Poverty Economic Vulnerability and Agents Of Resiliencementioning

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Agents of Economic Resilience and the Role of Islamic Approach Towards Financial Inclusion During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case of Pakistan

Kiran,

Athar,

Khan

2023

JPR

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In times of hyperinflation, these days Pakistan is confronted with health financing and food crises. It is essential to decrease the likelihood of food insecurity and economic vulnerability. This study aims to investigate the Vulnerability of society to pandemic shocks and the resilience of an Islamic nation such as Pakistan, as well as to investigate and identify the agents of Economic resilience in Pakistan. This study also investigated the function of Islamic financial inclusion strategies during pandemics. This study utilizes a variety of data categories and methods. The study's conclusion was reached using both primary and secondary qualitative and quantitative data. The study found that the majority of individuals are susceptible to such disruptions in terms of health, income, and social construction. The study revealed that there are numerous economic resilience agents in Pakistan, which play a significant role in bolstering support for small households and poor families. The analysis of quantitative data sets revealed that interventions or agents of change/resilience have had a significant impact on reducing hunger risk, infant deprivation, and other societal vulnerabilities. The conclusion of the study is that both formal and informal service providers contribute to enhancing the community's resilience through financial inclusion and a transitory support system. The conclusion of the study argues that the Islamic approach to financial transactions is more dependable and satisfactory for households and community-oriented organizations.

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Section: Poverty Economic Vulnerability and Agents Of Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

Agents of Economic Resilience and the Role of Islamic Approach Towards Financial Inclusion During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case of Pakistan

Kiran,

Athar,

Khan

2023

JPR

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“…It is now defined as a system's capacity to absorb disturbances and reorganize while undergoing change so as to retain essentially the same function, structure, identity, and feedback [29]. Resilience is an appropriate concept for understanding the vulnerability, response, and adaptive capacity of systems [30]. Resilience focuses on system identity, and resilience equates to the maintenance of key components and relationships and the continuity of these aspects over time [31].…”

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Exploring Rural Resilient Factors Based on Spatial Resilience Theory: A Case Study of Southern Jiangsu

Yang,

Wang

2023

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In the process of rapid urbanization in China, rural areas are facing increasingly complex changes and challenges. Resilience theory provides a multidimensional perspective of the sustainable development of rural regions. As a subset of the broader resilience framework, spatial resilience focuses on inter-component relationships and systematic characteristics at the spatial level. It projects the potential of resilience theory into the spatial domain of human habitats. This paper endeavors to integrate spatial resilience theory into the field of rural built environments. At the village level, relevant factors were extracted, and an exploratory analysis focusing on rural spatial resilience was conducted. Twenty-one villages in southern Jiangsu at various resilience levels were selected as empirical cases. Fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) was employed to identify four configurations with sufficient conditions for rural spatial resilience. Furthermore, through an analysis of typical villages, the effective mechanisms of the relevant resilience factors were also elucidated. Our findings reveal several key points: (1) rural spatial resilience relies on an optimal combination of multiple factors rather than a single factor; (2) there are multiple potential pathways through which to enhance rural resilience; (3) and the configuration analysis of the rural factors of spatial resilience helps to narrow the distance between spatial resilience theory and spatial practice. This study validates and refines the application of spatial resilience theory in the context of the rural built environment. Corresponding suggestions are proposed for building a resilient countryside, aiming to provide support and reference for future development strategies in rural areas.

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“…There are some problems in the traditional land regional spatial planning method, including insufficient data acquisition, model complexity and prediction accuracy. These problems limit the effectiveness of planning [ 15 , 16 ]. Thirdly, the opportunity of the IoT.…”

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The suitability assessment for land territorial spatial planning based on ANN-CA model and the Internet of Things

Nie

2024

Heliyon

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A Meta-Overview and Bibliometric Analysis of Resilience in Spatial Planning – the Relevance of Place-Based Approaches

Cited by 8 publications

References 108 publications

Agents of Economic Resilience and the Role of Islamic Approach Towards Financial Inclusion During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case of Pakistan

Agents of Economic Resilience and the Role of Islamic Approach Towards Financial Inclusion During the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case of Pakistan

Exploring Rural Resilient Factors Based on Spatial Resilience Theory: A Case Study of Southern Jiangsu

The suitability assessment for land territorial spatial planning based on ANN-CA model and the Internet of Things

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