Societal resilience is relatively a newly emerging concept in
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different theories created over time, such as James Samuel
Coleman's concept of Social Capital, Anthony Giddens' structuration
theory, Manuel Castells' organizational theory, and Niki
Frantzeskaki's conceptualization of Urban Resilience which
solidified the concept of Societal Resilience. This book provides a
substantial critique on post-modernism theories in the area for
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