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Resilience (Republished)

2016· article· en· 917 citations· W4230460680 sur OpenAlex· 10.5751/es-09088-210444

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Résumé

Resilience thinking in relation to the environment has emerged as a lens of inquiry that serves a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration. Resilience is about cultivating the capacity to sustain development in the face of expected and surprising change and diverse pathways of development and potential thresholds between them. The evolution of resilience thinking is coupled to socialecological systems and a truly intertwined human-environment planet. Resilience as persistence, adaptability, and transformability of complex adaptive social-ecological systems is the focus, clarifying the dynamic and forward-looking nature of the concept. Resilience thinking emphasizes that social-ecological systems, from the individual, to community, to society as a whole, are embedded in the biosphere. The biosphere connection is an essential observation if sustainability is to be taken seriously. In the continuous advancement of resilience thinking there are efforts aimed at capturing resilience of social-ecological systems and finding ways for people and institutions to govern social-ecological dynamics for improved human well-being, at the local, across levels and scales, to the global. Consequently, in resilience thinking, development issues for human well-being, for people and planet, are framed in a context of understanding and governing complex social-ecological dynamics for sustainability as part of a dynamic biosphere.

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Revue
Ecology and Society
Thématique
Climate change impacts on agriculture
Domaine
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Établissements canadiens
Organismes subventionnaires
Mots-clés
Resilience (materials science)SustainabilityAdaptabilitySocio-ecological systemEcological resilienceContext (archaeology)Systems thinkingBiospherePsychological resilienceEcological systems theorySociologyEnvironmental ethicsEcologyFace (sociological concept)Environmental resource managementGeographyPsychologySocial scienceComputer scienceSocial psychologyBiologyEconomics
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