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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Antifragility"”.
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Flourishing in fragility: how to build antifragile ecosystems of learning, that nurture healthy vulnerability, in fragile environments in the Western Cape (South Africa) with at-risk learners
… is a qualitative, autoethnographic study of antifragility in fragile spaces. It was written using data from Applied Theatre workshops, rehearsals and exercises; as well as questionnaires, semi-structured interviews and open discussions in focus groups with at-risk learners from Quintile 1-3 …
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Antifragile Communications
… due to a system stressor or harsh condition. Antifragility refers to systems that increase in capability, resilience, or robustness as a result of disorder (e.g., chaos, uncertainty, stress). An antifragile system is fundamentally different from one that is resilient (i.e., able to recover …
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The night - time economy in Sydney, Australia: policies and actors pre, during and post the Covid - 19 pandemic
… dynamic of interaction. Finally, I applied antifragility as a framework to analyse the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the NTE and the response of night businesses to it.
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Addressing Rural Health Access Inequity by Assessing Potential and Organizational Readiness for Antifragile Electronic Health Project Design in Rural Communities
… Matrix of Scale - evaluative framework to assess antifragility and institutional investment of an eHealth project. Together, these outputs can support rural eHealth interventions to sustain beyond the pilot project, scale-up from small local implementations, and contribute to addressing the rural …
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"I am ruined now": Police officers’ perceptions and experiences of mental health, trauma and support
… fragility, deferred fragility, resilience, or antifragility. Third, officers perceived institutional support systems as perfunctory and inefficient, often describing them as “arse-covering”. Officers feared stigma and professional repercussions if they disclosed mental health problems, which …