Literatur zu Vulnerabilität in der Krise

The global COVID-19 pandemic situation has shown the vulnerability of the population. Spain has been one of the most affected countries, given the health, social and economic repercussions. Being resilient and having the ability to adapt allows one to positively face the pandemic. In this essay, a quantitative study was conducted using a social media survey. In total, 3342 respondents participated in this survey. A number of resilience-related variables are analysed using a linear regression model. Furthermore, the potential inclusion of resilience as a transversal skill that can be used at the individual, family and community levels is also discussed.

2021

Vulnerable Gruppen

Dorado Barbé, Ana
Pérez Viejo, Jesús M.
Del Rodríguez-Brioso, María Mar
Gallardo-Peralta, Lorena P.

International Social Work

64

10.1177/0020872820970622