2023
DOI: 10.1080/14782804.2022.2163991
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Do the EU and Ukraine speak the same language? The various notions of resilience before the military intervention

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“…Currently, the concept of resilience has dominated foreign policy narratives and practices in international organizations as well as the NATO countries against a backdrop of increasing bullying rhetoric of the Russian Federation towards Ukraine. Kočí et al (2023) discuss the evolution of the common views on state-centered and societal approaches to resilience in Ukraine as compared to the West before and during the full-scale war with the Russian Federation. Transitioning from the top-down generated intention to join the European Union on the part of Ukraine's leadership and E.U.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, the concept of resilience has dominated foreign policy narratives and practices in international organizations as well as the NATO countries against a backdrop of increasing bullying rhetoric of the Russian Federation towards Ukraine. Kočí et al (2023) discuss the evolution of the common views on state-centered and societal approaches to resilience in Ukraine as compared to the West before and during the full-scale war with the Russian Federation. Transitioning from the top-down generated intention to join the European Union on the part of Ukraine's leadership and E.U.…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%