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The challenge of resilience in a globalised world

Campo	Valor
Formato	Monografia
N.º Sistema	000068167
Autor	European Union. European Commission. Joint Research Centre
Título	The challenge of resilience in a globalised world / European Commission. Joint Research Centre
Texto Integral	Versão digital [3,5MB] [Link permanente]
URL	Acesso EuBookshop [Link permanente]
Língua	inglês
País	União Europeia
Local	Luxembourg
Editor	Publications Office of the European Union
Ano	2015
Descrição	71 p. : il., gráficos, tabelas
Colecção	Responsabilidade Social
	Joint Research Centre ; EUR 27280 EN
Tipo de Documento	Monografia Documento eletrónico Relatório
Resumo	"The challenge of resilience in a globalised world discusses the concept of resilience from different perspectives and the role of science in the continuous process of building a resilient, stable, competitive and prosperous Europe. Resilience is a fundamental prerequisite for Europe as the largest integrated economic area in the world and has an important social dimension which requires the active cooperation of all stakeholders; citizens, the private sector, governments and NGOs included." [editor]
Índice	1. Setting the Scene A more resilient Europe and the role of science Why resilience matters A business perspective A climate perspective: cutting emissions and creating jobs 2.The concept of resilience The concept of resilience: a European perspective 3. Resilience of supplies - the basic needs Modelling the Energy Union: mission impossible? Towards a resilient food production system Water resilience: addressing water pressures and disruptions and the drivers behind them 4. European resilience in action Civil protection: better together – within Europe and globally Nuclear safety: joint European reaction to the Fukushima accident Financial solidarity The Banking Union: calculating systemic risk across Europe The EU Stability and Growth Pact: a multidimensional modelling challenge Health and pandemics: efficient EU responses by sharing knowledge 5. Upcoming challenges Social resilience Geopolitics: common platforms for efficient EU crisis response Climate change: how to address a creeping crisis Migration: European cooperation for resilience of the blue borders Counter-terrorism: EU collaboration 6. Emerging technologies Big data and the ‘Internet of Things’: research for Europe’s digital resilience Can Europe become quantum-safe? The Internal Market: protecting European innovation 7. Conclusions and next steps Measuring resilience to design innovative policies Managing complexity: the key to resilience Global risk and global resilience Resilience through trilateral collaboration
Classif.Temática	1611 crescimento económico eurovoc
Assunto	retoma económica
	recessão económica
	desenvolvimento económico
	globalização
	ciências aplicadas
	prevenção de riscos
	progresso científico
	investigação científica
	inovação
	plano anticrise
	Estado-Membro UE
ISBN	978-92-79-48439-1
Cota	CIEJD MO1611/129 LIVRO
Existências	Exemplar (sem ano)
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