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Résilience, Temporalités et Continuité d'Activité
Les différentes définitions de la résilience s’opposent autour de deux dimensions (BOIN & EETEN, 2013) : certaines définitions se focalisent sur la résilience comme la capacité à recouvrer un état normal, tandis que d’autres définitions intègrent dans la résilience la capacité à sortir plus fort
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