The European Union’s crises and the resilience of EU societies

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2022-07-22

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European Politics and Society

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2374-5118

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2374-5126

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Routledge

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1 - 10

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English

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Resilience is one of the most popular and yet ambiguous topics in the social sciences. It has been examined not only in an individual sense but also in relation to communities. The European Union (EU) has faced several crises in the 2000s that have shown the level of resilience of EU societies. This paper discusses community resilience within the framework of the EU’s recent crises to examine how EU societies have coped with adversity. Specifically, it analyses competences and common policies at the EU level in relation to resilience and crises within the EU.

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Community resilience, Eurozone crisis, Brexit, Refugee crisis, Covid-19 crisis

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http://hdl.handle.net/11693/111637

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https://doi.org/10.1080/23745118.2022.2102771

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Scholarly Publications - Political Science and Public Administration