Michelle D Miranda, Patrick Buzzini, Peter R De Forest, Sheila Willis
An exercise in scientific problem-solving: Illustrating the utility of the principles of the Sydney Declaration
Journal of forensic sciences
study offers literature review bibliometric analysis aiming enhance understanding actual contribution resilience approaches spatial territorial development planning studies using citation linkbased clustering statistical textmining techniques terms prevalence topics time extraction relevant terms keywords frequencies study maps scientific domains include spatial dimension resilience thinking offers systematic assessment modern approaches connecting profoundly theoretical views instrumental policyoriented approaches firstly theoretical background spatial resilience used numerous studies various fields analysed viewpoint type embedded resilience engineering ecological socialecological economic social etc secondly review discuss significance three main consistent research directions terms different scales politicalinstitutional contexts matter viewpoint spatial territorial planning findings show spatial resilience debates far settled according many scientists resilience measurements often based technicalreductionist frameworks cannot comprehensively reflect complex systems issues address conclusions highlight necessity harmonized framework integrated perspective resilience sustainable territorial planning development theoretical empirical contexts