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Titre :
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Handbook on resilience of socio-technical systems
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Auteurs :
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Matthias Ruth, Editeur scientifique
Stefan Goessling-Reisemann, Editeur scientifique
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Editeur :
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Cheltenham (Gloucerstershire)... : Elgar, Edward
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Année de publication :
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2019
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Présentation physique :
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VIII, 419 p. |
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ISBN/ISSN/EAN :
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978-1-78643-936-9
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Autre ISBN/ISSN :
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978 1 78643 937 6
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Mots clés :
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Résilience (sociologie)
Innovations technologiques
Systèmes d'aide à la décision
Gestion du risque
Gestion des crises
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Note générale :
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Bibliogr. en fin de chaque contribution. Index
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Résumé :
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The goal to improve the resilience of social systems – communities and their economies – is increasingly adopted by decision makers. This unique and comprehensive Handbook focuses on the interdependencies of these social systems and the technolo[...]
The goal to improve the resilience of social systems – communities and their economies – is increasingly adopted by decision makers. This unique and comprehensive Handbook focuses on the interdependencies of these social systems and the technologies that support them. Special attention is given to the ways in which resilience is conceptualized by different disciplines, how resilience may be assessed, and how resilience strategies are implemented. Case illustrations are presented throughout to aid understanding.
Improving the resilience of social systems is a goal increasingly adopted in our modern world. This unique and comprehensive Handbook focuses on the interdependencies of these social systems and the technologies that support them. It explores the ways in which the resilience of elements and social systems interact with each other to promote or undermine resilience for one or both, how these interactions manifest themselves through space and time, and how they can be shaped through active intervention.
Original and multi-disciplinary contributions illustrate the nuances in the way resilience is interpreted through corresponding case studies and applications. The use of diverse tools, such as cost-effectiveness analysis, multi-criteria decision analysis, transition theory and network science provides readers with a balanced treatment of both theoretical issues surrounding resilience and applications to specific socio-technical systems. Case studies from across the globe are used to discuss the ways in which natural disasters, terror attacks, cyber attacks and infrastructure degradation impact the resilience of these systems.
Timely and innovative, this Handbook is an ideal resource for university think-tanks, researchers and advanced students exploring the resilience of both social and technical systems. Planners and policy-makers will also greatly benefit from the lessons drawn from contemporary case studies.
Edited by Matthias Ruth, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research, University of York, UK and the late Stefan Goessling-Reisemann, formerly University of Bremen, Germany.
[Présentation par le site internet de l'éditeur]
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Note de contenu :
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PART I. BACKGROUND AND FOUNDATIONS
1. Introduction to resilience of socio-technical systems
2. Towards a responsible resilience
3. The metaphorical processes in the history of the resilience notion and the rise of the ecosystem resilience t[...]
PART I. BACKGROUND AND FOUNDATIONS
1. Introduction to resilience of socio-technical systems
2. Towards a responsible resilience
3. The metaphorical processes in the history of the resilience notion and the rise of the ecosystem resilience theory
4. Essentials of resilience, revisited
5. Overcoming barriers to greater scientific understanding of critical infrastructure resilience
6. Resilient systems as a biomimetic guiding concept
7. From probabilistic risk analysis to resilience with network science : lessons from the literature and best practice
8. On the difference between risk management and resilience management for critical infrastructures
9. Resilience and risk governance : current discussion and future action
10. Resilience engineering : chances and challenges for a comprehensive concept 1
PART II. ANALYSES AND APPLICATIONS
11. Analyzing the resilience of a transition : an indicator-based approach for socio-technical systems
12. Leveraging government resiliency assessments and related reports : identifying and redressing recurring gaps and systemic barriers through content analysis and cross-case synthesis
13. Estimating the cost-effectiveness of resilience to disasters : survey instrument design and refinement of primary data
14. Ecological design for urban coastal resilience
15. Regime shifts in social-ecological systems
16. The reception of the resilience concept in the energy discourse, and genesis of the theory of resilient energy system design
17. IT security for functional resilience in energy systems : effect-centric IT security
18. Assessing resilience in energy system change through an energy democracy lens
19. Reconciling diverse perspectives of decision makers on resilience and sustainability
20. Playable problems : game-design thinking for civic problem-solving
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