Andrew Jolie et al.: The power to recover

The concept of resilience is applied across a wide range of fields, and its meaning varies depending on the context. In engineering, resilience refers to the degree to which a structure returns to its original state after receiving an impact; in psychology, it describes an individual's ability to effectively cope with trauma; and in ecology, it refers to an ecosystem's capacity to protect itself from irreversible damage. This book, *The Power of Resilience*, defines resilience as "the ability of systems, companies, and individuals to maintain their core purpose and integrity when faced with rapid environmental changes," and delves into the origins of both systemic and human resilience. The book guides readers through the methods for building a recovery system that may waver but never collapses, as revealed by Andrew Jolly—an innovator to watch selected by *The Chronicle of Philanthropy*, a planner and manager of the global innovation network PopTech, and a futurist highlighted by media outlets such as *The New York Times*, *Wired*, and *Fast Company*.

Korean title: 회복하는 힘

Korean author: 앤드루 졸리 외

Korean publisher: 김영사

ISBN-13: 9788934970507