| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11023245 | Journal of Environmental Management | 2019 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Supported by a bibliometric analysis of urban-centric publications, this paper highlights the recent extensive growth and expanding application of 'urban resilience' to distinct research fields, as well as an apparent theoretical stabilisation of the concept, which reemphasises the idea of a three-dimensional conceptual resilience perspective in scientific literature: (1) 'engineering', (2) 'ecological', and (3) 'social-ecological resilience'. Consequently, this research emphasises that, if the related conceptual underpinnings are clear, 'urban resilience' can potentially serve as an 'integrative metaphor', adapted by diverse stakeholders, to reinforce UDPM initiatives.
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Authors
Duarte Marques Nunes, Ana Tomé, Manuel Duarte Pinheiro,