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The Paradox Of Resilience: European Union A Quintessential Survivor Or A Structure Damaged By 21st Century Populism

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  • Denis IVANOV

    (University of Bologna, Italy)

  • Paulius VOLIKAS

    (Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark)

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European Union is still mitigating the risks caused by the consequences of financial crisis of 2007-08 together with a sudden wave of refugees as well as the rise of Euroscepticism, and yet organizational resilience provides an opportunity for recovery. Central and Eastern Members of the European Union are to play an active role in mechanism of resilience. However, the emergence of rhetoric of anti-liberalism in Hungary (Viktor Orbán) and other countries of the region give a seemingly unconventional example to follow. This paper analyses the philosophical framework of resilience through an organizational prism of the European Union with a regional focus on Central and Eastern Europe.

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  • Denis IVANOV & Paulius VOLIKAS, 2017. "The Paradox Of Resilience: European Union A Quintessential Survivor Or A Structure Damaged By 21st Century Populism," EURINT, Centre for European Studies, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, vol. 4, pages 26-46.
    • Handle: RePEc:jes:eurint:y:2017:v:4:p:26-46
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