Impact of conflict evolution and geostrategy on national resilience of a nation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34117/bjdv10n4-054Keywords:
conflict evolution, geostrategy, national resilienceAbstract
National resilience is the ability of a nation to maintain the survival of its country and state. Various factors, including conflict evolution and geostrategy, influence national resilience. The evolution of conflict and geostrategy can positively or negatively impact national resilience. On the positive side, the evolution of conflict and geostrategy can encourage increased national resilience. This can happen if the evolution of conflict and geostrategy encourages increased national awareness, social cohesion and national defense capabilities. On the negative side, the evolution of conflict and geostrategy can threaten national security. This can happen if the evolution of conflict and geostrategy leads to national disintegration, political destabilization, and increased national security threats.
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