Social resilience webinar series: Dynamic and systems perspectives of resilience in context

Webinar 4 of 5: Dynamic and systems perspectives of resilience in context

Please refer to the SCSC blog for the webinar Zoom link

Welcome to a seminar where four researchers from Psychology and Critical Technology will discuss how social resilience can be conceptualized under a relational, process ontology and epistemology. What are the benefits and potential consequences of applying a dynamic systems perspective to social resilience? What does research look like from a such a perspective? 

Speakers:  

Yannick Hill, Doctor of Psychology, Univ. of Heidelberg, GE.  

Valéria Andrade Pinto, Doctoral student of Psychology, Univ. of Cincinnati, US.  

Sahra Svensson-Höglund, Doctoral student of Circular Economy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Univ., US.  

Chair:

Patric Nordbeck , Postdoctoral researcher, Dep. of Psychology, Lund Univ. SWE.

About SCSC

The Society for Critical Studies of Crisis (SCSC) is the culmination of more than two years of inter-disciplinary work at Lund University supported by the Pufendorf Institute through an Advanced Study Group and a CRISIS Theme. These initiatives were a response to urgent calls for political action and ethical calls for more inclusive and efficient models for crisis prevention, mitigation, and restoration.

The SCSC is a non-profit Lund University-based association which was launched at the Symposium on Critical Explorations of Crisis:  Politics, Precariousness, and Potentialities in 2019. It provides a platform for members’ engagement, both individuals and institutions with an interest in critical crisis studies. Membership in the SCSC is free. An annual general meeting will be held.

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