ResilienciaSaltar a: navigation, search resilience ( from the Latin verb resilio, resilire: "jump back, bounce" ) It has several signficados according to the context: in engineering, resilience is a parameter that quantifies the amount of energy per unit volume that stores a material deformed elastically due to an applied voltage;In technological systems, resilience is the ability of a system to withstand and recover in the event of disasters and shocks;In ecology, resilience is the capacity of the communities support, adapt and recover to environmental disturbances, acquiring new tools;In psychology, resilience is the ability of people or groups overcome emotional pain to continue with their lives, and exit strengthened sociology, this experience is the ability that have social groups to overcome adverse outcomes; reconstructing its internal links, in order to prevail its collective homeostasis in such a way that will not fail in its own synergy;In the entrepreneurial culture, resilience is the capacity that the entrepreneur has to confront situations that complicate the generation and development of your business plan or project to undertake, generating synergy with its partners or collaborators to succeed and determination based on the forecast of the risk.In law, the legal resilience is the ability of people, within the general framework of human rights, to recover its original state of freedom, equality, innocence, etc. after being subjected to the actions of the Estado.1Se force has included the word resilience in the advances of the 23rd edition of the dictionary of the Spanish language of the Royal Spanish Academy.
