Introduction: Resilience Thinking in Urban Planning

Comparing Conceptualizations of Urban Climate Resilience in Theory and Practice

“…Integrating information about future conditions (i.e., population, economy, weather) into community planning and decision-making [6,24] Adaptive Capacity Ensuring that all residents have the capacity to adapt to climate change [24,61] Predictable Ensuring that systems are designed to fail in predictable, safe ways [6,51] Efficiency Enhancing the efficiency of government and external operations [49,50] a References are meant to be illustrative, and do not represent an exhaustive list of studies that mention these characteristics. variation in the perceived importance of the characteristics.…”

A Review of “Planning sustainable cities and regions: towards more equitable development”, Edited by Karen Chapple

“…In that sense, Chapple's sustainable framework seems weak in relation to possible changes in this predicted forecast. The analysis would have been more robust if some aspects of resilience were incorporated (see Eraydin & Tasan-kok, 2013). If anything, the previous decade taught us that housing markets can experience extreme fluctuations.…”

Economic resilience and hybridization of development – A case of the Central European Regions

“…Economic resilience is about coping with slow and/or radical change in a region's economy that results from the interactions of endogenous and exogenous conditions (Eraydin-Taşan-Kok 2013). Regional economic resilience refers to the ability of the economy to recover or adjust to exogenous economic shocks and benefit from positive changes.…”