The Concept of Resilience: Security Implications and Implementation Challenges

Fluri, Philipp; Тагарев, Тодор

doi:10.11610/connections.19.3.00

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“…Based on the synthesis matrix above, as a whole, the researchers affirmed the concept of women's resilience in disaster as the ability of women to survive difficult situations both economically, socially, and psychologically before, during, and after disasters (Ferrer and Lagos, 2016;Budirahayu, Farida, and Amala S., 2019;McNamara and Westoby, 2020;Nyabeze, Jakaza, Chikoko, Mwapaura, and Zvokuomba, 2021). The concept of resilience can generally be used to improve safety and security in the face of new, unexpected threats and challenges (Fluri & Tagarev, 2020). Statistically high resilience is found in married couples, and resilience increases with age, experience, and skills (Rahmani, Salmasi, & Zarei, 2021).…”

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“…Women are present as actors who play an important role in critical situations and have coping mechanisms and capacities that are different from men (Ferrer & Lagos, 2016). Women are catalysts for change for communities, families, and the people around them (Fluri & Tagarev, 2020). Women are actors driving social capital and financial recovery and have the capacity to mitigate disasters (McNamara, Clissold, & Westoby, 2020).…”

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Exploring the Invisibility of Women’s Resilience in Facing Anthropogenic Disasters

Rahmawati

Riskiyah

2023

IJSSRR

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The intensity of anthropogenic disasters increases with the pace of climate change, but on the other hand, the invisibility of women’s experiences has negated women’s capacity to build disaster resilience. This study aims to determine the factors that support women’s participation in anthropogenic disaster management. The Publish or Perish (PoP) application is used to review and retrieve articles on the Google Scholar database and find 15 relevant articles on women’s resilience. Based on the results of the article review, it was found that there were two important factors related to one another, namely, community support for women and access to resources, which provide space, opportunities, and appreciation for women as important agents in disaster management. In addition, there are also individual factors and their influence on women’s resilience, namely the level of spirituality, optimism, and hope that women bring to their domestic experiences. Thus, this paper has shown that women’s participation in public space is an important part of disaster management schemes.

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Exploring the Invisibility of Women’s Resilience in Facing Anthropogenic Disasters

Rahmawati

Riskiyah

2023

IJSSRR

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“…Literature suggests that while the number of crises is increasing everywhere in the world affecting SCs, various policies and approaches have been employed to facilitate the resilience of an SC (Fluri & Tagarev, 2020;Lambert, 2017;Stauffacher, 2021). It was widely acknowledged that advanced information technologies (IT) could help to manage the impact of crises more efficiently and unite the resources to withstand the consequences (Ivanov, 2020;Shaw et al, 2020).…”

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Designing Community Collaboration Support System to Facilitate the Resilience of Supply Chains During Crises

Nejinski,

Andreev

2023

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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This study explores how to design an information system that facilitates the resilience of supply chains and the collaboration of different stakeholders during various crises. The ultimate objective of this study is to develop a knowledge base for formalizing design principles essential for designing and conceptualizing the Community Collaboration Support System to facilitate the resilience of supply chains during a crisis. To derive the design principles, we followed the design science research approach. Drawing from the literature, this paper used kernel theories as a part of the process. The design principles are well positioned and aligned with the acquired knowledge base. This study contributes to the existing research in distributed and collaboration technology. Additional explanatory studies are needed to validate posited design principles.

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Resilience Paradigm Development in the Security Domain

Korobeynikov

2023

Èlektron. model.

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A review of scientific publications aimed at determining the basis for the formation of the resili-ence paradigm in the security sphere is provided. The main stages of the evolution of the resili-ence paradigm in the context of security are considered, including its origin, development and multifactorial impact on the security of critical systems and infrastructures at different levels. The definitions, concepts, and key ideas underlying the paradigm are examined in detail, high-lighting the fundamental principles that contributed to its emergence. Special attention is paid to the constructs underlying the resilience paradigm in the security domain. Emphasis is placed on their practical implementation in frameworks and international legislation.

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The Concept of Resilience: Security Implications and Implementation Challenges

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Exploring the Invisibility of Women’s Resilience in Facing Anthropogenic Disasters

Exploring the Invisibility of Women’s Resilience in Facing Anthropogenic Disasters

Designing Community Collaboration Support System to Facilitate the Resilience of Supply Chains During Crises

Resilience Paradigm Development in the Security Domain

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