Diversity and resilience
A Model to Test How Diversity Affects Resilience in Regional Innovation Networks
... about resilience on complex systems has been commonly addressed from a structural point of view, relating this concept to the preservation of the connectivity against the suppression of individual nodes or ...
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Seeds of resilience: novel strategies for using crop diversity in climate change adaptation
... Under supportive policy and socioeconomic conditions, such strengthened capacity could contribute to greater food availability throughout the year, the production of more nutritious and healthy crops, and income ...
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Towards social-ecological resilience in natural resource governance: issues of power, diversity and scale
... city’s wetlands biosphere reserve has been largely facilitated and sustained through the development of a municipal organization that provides key bridging functions. Identifying important structural properties of ...
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Redundancy, Diversity, and Modularity in Network Resilience: Applications for International Trade and Implications for Public Policy
... as the categories of non-energy products are huge and their trade partners incorporate mainly private firms which will not be easily controlled by the government. In this setting, international trade policy, e.g., tariffs ...
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Local and regional drivers influence how aquatic community diversity, resistance and resilience vary in response to drying
... α diversity was mainly influenced by local factors including flow per- manence and the temporal extent of ponded and dry conditions, both temporal and spatial β diversities also responded to regional-scale metrics ...
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Landscape diversity and the resilience of agricultural returns: a portfolio analysis of land-use patterns and economic returns from lowland agriculture
... the resilience of returns from agri- ...land-use diversity found within typical UK lowland agricultural extents of 400 to 1200 hectares at a farm scale would create diver- sified farming portfolios that ...
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How to Increase Competition, Diversity and Resilience in the Housebuilding Market?
... “One of the key reasons housing completions hit the peak in the late 1960s was the level of investment by the public sector. Since the 1970s, the level of financial involvement by the state has reduced and the emphasis ...
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Exploring resilience, diversity and family in drug and alcohol prevention
... promote resilience in their ...taken resilience as its central theme and supported six pilot projects in different parts of the country, collaborating with local stakeholders and communities, to test ...
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Resilience and the U.S. Labor Market: A Cross-Scale Analysis on the Role of Industrial Diversity and Specialization
... of diversity in generating sustainable systems by suggesting that diversity does much to increase the resilience of a system, for reasons already discussed, but comes at the cost of loss in ...
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Enacting Resilience: A Performative Account of Governing for Urban Resilience
... social-ecological resilience in urban ...social-ecological resilience through a policy ...social-ecological resilience is not so much pro-actively pursued as that it emerges in the course of ...
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MANAGING FOR RESILIENCE
... developing resilience is becoming increasingly important in business for both leaders and ...change. Resilience, however, is a poorly understood ...ecosystem resilience theory to understand the ...
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Culture and resilience
... A different result is obtained if the DARA data are used as dependent variables. While individualism and religiosity were not significant when controlling for socio-economic development, ethnic and linguistic ...
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Raising resilience
... The facility will address New Zealand’s cultural diversity in mental health care. It focusses on age groups 5-12 because of New Zealand’s high youth suicide rates. 14 Radio station Newstalk ZB discussed New ...
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sustainability and resilience:
... ‘Degree of Urbanisation’ on the example of the Republic of Slovenia. The work reveals some advantages and disadvantages of the tested methodology, mainly regarding local level treatment. Namely, the results show that the ...
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Student resilience : exploring the positive case for resilience
... In addition to mindset, learned optimism is another critical internal factor in the development of resilience. Martin Seligman’s 2006 book on learned optimism demonstrated that by challenging negative self-talk, ...
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Resilience Realities : Resilience and Development Practice in Vanuatu
... with relative wealth and influence, and the ability to continue to produce sufficient food even during times of water stress. Another community leader, this time in Epi, has a house of sufficient size and strength to ...
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Resilience to capitalism, resilience through capitalism: indigenous communities, industrialization, and radical resilience in Arctic Alaska
... with, resilience thinking (Plummer & Armitage, ...system’s resilience (or transformative capacity) and thereby keep it in a desirable system state (or guide a transitions to a new system ...
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Resilience Uncovered: A review of professional resilience measurement methodologies
... specific criteria to only include relevant literature for the study. Finally, the scoped material is used to answer research questions (Shankardass et al., 2012). Based on these phases, this thesis adapted a five-step ...
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Benchmark Resilience: A study of the resilience of organisations in the Auckland Region
... such resilience makes the most of the human capital that characterises the modern organisation and offers one of the greatest prospects for differentiating the successful organisation on the world ...This ...
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Benchmarking Resilience: Organisational Resilience in the Australian Water Industry
... cultural resilience to identify how well placed we currently are to deal with the impact of extreme event disruptions (bushfires, storms, floods, heatwaves etc) and our ability to “bounce ...organisational ...
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