Titlebook: Governance of Social Tipping Points; Resilience of the Eu Jakub Szabó,Paula Pu?kárová,Mikulá? ?ernota Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9068-6 (EC, 2020a), the concept of resilience as the ability to withstand and cope with endogenous as well as exogenous challenges while undergoing transitions in a sustainable, fair, and democratic manner, secured its prominence in the EU policymaking. The COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly unfolded the E

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Introduction,ints resulting from migration, climate change, and war and how is the governance of social tipping points and resilience against them geographically conditioned given the core-periphery EU dichotomy. An argument in brief is laid down. The chapter concludes by providing the basic outline of the book.

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Tipping Points: A Survey of the Literature,s the origins of the concept and its usage in environmental and social sciences. We then point to differences and intersections of how these two broad fields of study understand and utilize the concept. A definition of social tipping points and their defining characteristics used throughout the book

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Spatial Determinants of Tipping Point Governance: Beyond Stakeholder Agency,irror themselves into the unequal distribution of resilience capacities. It is shown empirically that there is an association between the capacity to be resilient and the level of economic development across the European Union member states to the detriment of its eastern and southern periphery. Bui

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,Resilience in Migration, Climate Change, and Geopolitics: A Case of the EU’s Periphery,migration-triggered tipping point, we assess the burning of the Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos. As a social tipping point with climate change as a trigger, we analyze the bark beetle epidemic in the Slovak Tatra Mountain. The last case study focuses on the war in Ukraine and the ensuing re

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Jakub Szabó,Paula Pu?kárová,Mikulá? ?ernotaExamines how various state and non-state actors have managed to navigate social tipping points.Presents cases of social tipping points triggered by migration, climate change, and geopolitics.Analyzes