Sep 2026· Analele Universității din Oradea. Seria: Relații Internaționale și Studii Europene· 0 citations
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This paper examines societal cohesion as a structural determinant of societal resilience in the Republic of Moldova, drawing on theoretical frameworks from the literature on social capital, governance, and resilience. The analysis focuses on how dimensions such as institutional trust, social solidarity, and inclusion shape the capacity of societies to absorb, adapt to, and transform in response to internal and external shocks. Methodologically, the study adopts a mixed-methods approach, combining empirical data from recent sociological surveys, policy documents, and academic literature. The findings highlight a set of structural vulnerabilities, including low levels of institutional trust, identity-based polarization, and social fragmentation, which undermine societal cohesion and resilience. At the same time, the paper identifies emerging resilience mechanisms, such as community-level social capital and processes of Europeanization. The paper argues that societal cohesion functions as a key mediating variable between governance and resilience, influencing social stability and the effectiveness of crisis responses.
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Anatoliy S. Romanyuk· Political Studies· 0 citations
This article analyzes approaches to studying the resilience of Ukrainian society under Russia's full-scale invasion and develops an integrated conceptual model of societal resilience. Using systematic review and conceptual modelling, the authors map interconnections between societal resilience, agency, cultural resista...
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The article analyzes the dynamics of interaction between business and society during periods of profound macroeconomic shocks. It explores the transformation of corporate social responsibility (CSR) functionality in Ukraine from a reputational tool into a factor of crisis management under conditions of social turbulenc...
I. Liadskyi, L. Shulga, Irina Peleshenko· Economic scope· 0 citations
The accelerating processes of digital and energy transformation are fundamentally reshaping contemporary societies, economies, and governance systems. While technological innovation and the transition to sustainable energy are essential for long-term development, their success increasingly depends on the level of publi...
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This paper advances the resilience imperative in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), a strategically significant yet underexplored context in international business research, by offering a conceptual point of view. This study aims to conceptually integrate diverse empirical and conceptual contributions from the...
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