Author: Gabriela Mantilla, BPsych (Hons) | Torrens Resilience Initiative, Flinders University South Australia: a great wine capital of the world South Australia’s grape & wine tourism […]
This paper is authored by Hojat Najafi: Visiting Scholar, Flinders University, Australia, and Doctoral Student, Shiraz University, Iran. Over the past century, significant changes in the […]
Resilience research science and technology capability is needed to counter disruption that threatens national interests and the resilience of national systems through the malicious use of […]
At the time of a pandemic, lives, jobs, and positions are at risk. Governments respond and attempt to protect their people and the economies with policies […]
Flinders University’s Torrens Resilience Institute (TRI) has been working with the World Health Organisation, as its designated Collaborating Centre for Mass Gatherings and Global Health Security, […]
A Pragmatic Strategy to Contain the Spread of COVID-19 Executive Summary We know that COVID-19 has a reasonably long incubation period, approaching a […]
Resilience and cultural heritage – Johanna Garnett Social media displayed an outpouring of grief following the devastating fire at the Notre Dame Cathedral Paris. People mourned […]
Dr Peter Tangney, Environmental Politics and Policy, Torrens Resilience Institute In my previous post I discussed the various concepts of resilience and concluded that, although […]
Author: Dr Peter Tangney, Science Policy and Communication, Flinders Centre for Science Education in the 21st Century, Torrens Resilience Institute member, Flinders University Dr Paul Barnes, from […]