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Why do some regions recover from shocks while others fall behind? You follow a storm-hit coastal district, a shrinking industrial valley, and a fast-growing tech hub to see how planning choices shape outcomes. The book traces the global rise of resilience idea across disciplines, explains how governments and international organisations embed it in policy, and tests tools to measure regional strength. Drawing on different theoretical perspectives, spatial analyses, policy datasets, and 500+ sources, you discover why regions—not only states—anchor resilient futures, and how to design smarter, evidence-based spatial policies today.
Price: $85.00
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Publication Date:
19 November 2026
ISBN: 9789004768796
Format: Hardcover
Marcin Zawicki, habilitated doctor in policy sciences and PhD in economics, is an Associate Professor at the Krakow University of Economics. His research focuses on public management and governance, public policy, and public economics.
Igor Zachariasz, habilitated doctor of legal sciences. He works as Associate Professor at Krakow University of Economics. His interests focus on public law, in particular constitutional and administrative law.
Igor Zachariasz, habilitated doctor of legal sciences. He works as Associate Professor at Krakow University of Economics. His interests focus on public law, in particular constitutional and administrative law.