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EURA Conversation #76
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Conversation #76
MULTIRESILIENT AND MULTIADAPTIVE PLACES
by Marichela Sepe, Sapienza Università di Roma - DICEA and ISMed - CNR, Italy
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Resilience is widely used across disciplines thanks to its compatibility with complexity theories, ranging from economics and ecology to political science, cognitive science, technology, and spatial planning. Zolli and Healey’s (2021) definition of resilience as “the ability of a system, company or person to maintain its fundamental purpose and integrity in the face of radically changed circumstances” bridges ecological and sociological perspectives (Bohland et. Al., 2019; Pizzo, 2015). Cities, however are not uniform spaces with randomly distributed populations; rather, they are structured environments shaped by socio-economic inequalities. Keep reading...
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