Didier Wernli,Peter Søgaard Jørgensen,E Jane Parmley et al. Didier Wernli et al.

Overall, resilience thinking is essential to improve understanding of how human societies dynamically can cope with, adapt, and transform to the growing global challenge of antimicrobial resistance.

Roshni C Subramaniam,Mélodie Ruwet,Fabio Boschetti et al. Roshni C Subramaniam et al.

However, despite the wide application of resilience thinking to sustainability research and the multiple dimensions of social-ecological sustainability, it can be difficult to ascertain how to make a supply chain both resilient and sustainable.

Amanda Wood,Cibele Queiroz,Lisa Deutsch et al. Amanda Wood et al.

The debate has found problematic expressions in contemporary challenges, prompting us to revisit the role that resilience thinking can play when faced with complex crises that increase uncertainty.

Mingzhi Zhou,Hanxi Ma,Jiangyue Wu et al. Mingzhi Zhou et al.

In this article, we relate elasticity and resilience thinking to the changes in metro travel and perceived infection risks at the station or community level over time.

M P M Meuwissen,P H Feindt,T Slijper et al. M P M Meuwissen et al.

Context: Resilience is the ability to deal with shocks and stresses, including the unknown and previously unimaginable, such as the Covid-19 crisis. Objec...

Tian Wang,Zhaoping Yang,Xiaodong Chen et al. Tian Wang et al.

The application of resilience thinking to tourism destination research is a new perspective on sustainable tourism and has gradually become a popular research topic.

María Emilia Brassesco,Manuela Pintado,Ezequiel R Coscueta María Emilia Brassesco

The current food system is directly influenced by the increase in environmental problems and nutritional inequality globally. Financial and political collapses, health crises, excessive urbanization, and rapid industrialization are some of ...

L Jamila Haider,Benjamin Neusel,Garry D Peterson et al. L Jamila Haider et al.

This study uses a multi-method approach, drawing on institutional analysis supported by Elinor Ostrom's design principles and social-ecological system framework in combination with resilience thinking to help understand why some communities in Tajikistan manage their forests more sustainably than others

Karen Potter,Tudor Vilcan Karen Potter

There are clear implications that, without the necessary institutional support, resilience thinking will remain largely aspirational, and professionals will struggle to gain traction and translate the larger flood resilience policy agenda into England's future climate-resilient places.

Javad Jozaei,Michael Mitchell,Sarah Clement Javad Jozaei

In the last decade, resilience thinking has emerged as a means to transition from risk-averse, and command-and-control governance approaches towards those that are more adaptive, innovative and collaborative....To examine the practical usefulness of a resilience thinking approach, we used a complex, multi-layered case study of Tasmanian coastal governance....Drawing on the diverse expertise and a variety of key governance actors, we identified crucial problems being experienced with the Tasmanian coastal governance regime and discussed potential contributions of resilience thinking to address them....Thematic analysis of the results revealed three major contributions: resilience thinking (1) provides a way to think about change and uncertainty; (2) is compatible with proactive and entrepreneurial leadership; and (3) effectively considers issues of scale in the decision-making process.