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The Resilience Concept: From its historical roots to theoretical framework for critical infrastructure design

Stefan Gößling-Reisemann, Hans Dieter Hellige, Pablo Thier

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University of Bremen working paper that traces the historical roots of the resilience concept from ecology and engineering to its current uses in critical infrastructure design. Best for readers interested in the multidisciplinary genealogy of the term.

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