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Resilience Alliance

institution
A group that studies how systems survive shocks keeps its own membership behind a login screen.
Who they are

The Resilience Alliance, which released a workbook in 2010 called 'Assessing Resilience in Social-Ecological Systems: Workbook for Practitioners'[1].

What they do

It is a network that publishes tools for measuring resilience, while its own member list is not public.

How it works

The workbook was written by four authors, one of them Ann Kinzig. The record links her to that co-authorship only. It does not show whether she is a member, an employee, or holds any ongoing role. The group's site shows a member login with a username and password box, so who belongs is not visible to outsiders.

Why it matters

It shows a group can hand out methods for openness and adaptation while keeping its own membership closed.

The engine's record — word for word
The corpus records: "In 2010, the Resilience Alliance released ‘ Assessing Resilience in Social-Ecological Systems: Workbook for Practitioners ‘ 1 ." Cross-sourced to resalliance.org — documents cited by the corpus and retrieved independently of it.
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