2014
DOI: 10.1007/s13147-014-0283-x
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Regional Economic Resilience: Policy Experiences and Issues in Europe

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“…Wink (2014) [39] Economic resilience is expressed as the ability to avoid, resist, or adapt to crises and to respond to negative shocks and adverse conditions.…”
Section: Wamsler Et Al (2013)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Wink (2014) [39] Economic resilience is expressed as the ability to avoid, resist, or adapt to crises and to respond to negative shocks and adverse conditions.…”
Section: Wamsler Et Al (2013)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2) Urban economic level resilience. Wink [39] realized the importance of combining resilience and the economy after reviewing research methods related to resilience, and perfected the concept of economic resilience. Economic resilience refers to continued functioning in the defense and resolution of a crisis and responding to an economic depression.…”
Section: The Construction Of An Urban Resilience Index Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…É mensurada por vínculos tecnológicos, habilidades ou produção existente. Pode aumentar a vulnerabilidade a choques externos, mas como citado, consegue suportar a adaptabilidade em uma região, pois fatores liberados de indústrias afetadas negativamente podem ser transferidos para indústrias relacionadas com características de demanda diferentes (BOSCHMA, 2015;WINK, 2014).…”
Section: Perspectiva Evolucionária Da Resiliência Regionalunclassified
“…As the urbanization continues, UN estimated that by 2050, two-thirds of the world population will be living in the urban area (UN 2020 ). Cities, then, must seize lead in driving economic growth, health, and social–culture morphosis (Ma et al 2020; UN 2020 ; Meerow et al 2019 ; da Silva et al 2019; Zhang and Li 2018 : Meerow et al 2016 ; Lechner et al 2016 ; Elmqvist et al 2014 ; Storper 2013 ; Wink 2014 ; Castells 2011 ; Sassen 2009 ). This clustering effect of human activities overburdens the natural and social progressions, brings significant mutation to the socioeconomic dimension, and causes an increasingly polarized and spatial restructure in the urban system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%