Resilience: A Literature Review

We know that there will be crises; the immediate dissemination of the news of any worldwide calamity, as well as the lives of most any human being, have shown us that. These crises often resolve; perhaps naturally, or perhaps with effort and cost. Sometimes they prove to be devastating, plunging a country into chaos, an adult into drug use, or an economy into depression. Such crises are often, but not always, unexpected. Climate change, a bit paradoxically, is expected to bring more of the unexpected.

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