Hillmann and Guenther provide an extensive review of research into organizational
resilience in which they examine the different conceptualisations of the concept and their …

A Safety Science focus on research in the science and technology of human and industrial
safety. Critical Infrastructures (CIs), as a crucial part of urban technological systems, are …

The spatial and temporal extent of disruptions to services provided by infrastructure
following disruptive events is directly related to the instantaneous state of the infrastructure …

Characterized by involvement of multiple stakeholders and temporary nature, projects can
be risky and coupled with unexpected events and uncertain situations. Projects, as a …

Desirable system performance in the face of threats has been characterized by various
management concepts. Through semistructured interviews with editors of journals in the …

We present a comprehensive resilience glossary, comprising a set of 93 definitions of
resilience-related terms used in the context of critical infrastructures. The definition and use …

The quest to answer the longstanding question of how safe is safe enough has led to an
evolution of design philosophies. The traditional philosophy has been based on ensuring …

Critical infrastructures are the backbone of our societies with increasingly complex and
networked characteristics and high availability demands. This makes them vulnerable to a …

This paper combines insights from complexity and resilience research with a process view of
project organizations to advance our understanding of project resilience. We propose the …

An external disruptor to a manufacturing process (eg, a supply chain failure, or a cyber‐
attack) can affect more than a factory's output; it can have wider societal concerns, raising …