Influența factorilor socio-demografici asupra rezilienţei sociale [Articol]

Abstract

For a viable functionality of the social resilience strategy, it is imperative to know the domi nant trends in the demographic, economic, and ecological fields. In the 2016 Global Strategy of the European Union for Foreign and Security Policies, the EU defines resilience as the capacity of the state and society to reform and recover from internal and external crises. The strategy men tions both external and internal factors, as well as political ones. This would be closer to the ne eds of the Republic of Moldova. The socio-demographic situation in the Republic of Moldova at the current stage is very worrying, even difficult. Numerically, the human capital of the republic is continuously decreasing. Social resilience is largely a reflection of personal resilience, which, in turn, is based on a series of indicators and is defined as a stable system of personal opinions, beliefs, principles, social and moral qualities based on acquired cultural norms and values, al lowing the individual to maintain their personal positions and interests, to be flexible in making decisions and solutions, to develop and adapt to changing social conditions.