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The #RESILIOsnapshot series
12/12/2022

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With the help of experts and practitioners in their respective areas, the #RESILIOsnapshot series aims to define, operationalise, and analyse the resilience factors of the rule of law identified within the RESILIO model.

This collection of compact analyses is prepared by leading European experts and practitioners that explain individual importance as well as the ties between resilience factors of the rule of law, identified within the RESILIO model.

RESILIO offers a multi-layered model of the rule of law resilience in the European Union. Systemic dimension reflects upon the resilience of the legal setup; subsidiary dimension looks at the phenomena and tendencies present in societies as possible facilitators; and contextual dimension analyses the broader habitat, determined by structural and systemic variables. RESILIO also takes into account the horizontal effects of unpredicted and unprecedented crises that can affect all dimensions of rule of law resilience with different intensity. While each factor is necessary for a resilient rule of law, they are only sufficient in combination.

The purpose of the #RESILIOsnapshots is therefore to define, operationalise, and analyse the resilience factors of the rule of law, along the developed conceptual model. Each snapshot looks at one particular resilience factor and is authored by an expert in the respective field.

The entirety of snapshot analyses present a coherent compilation, explaining many correlated dimensions of the resilience of the rule of law. The series lays out the foundation for the future performance of the Resilience Observatory as well as the Resilience Toolbox to be delivered at the later stages of the project.

Systemic Dimension

Snapshot 1: Institutional resilience as an enabler for the rule of law_Brummer (PDF 737,6 kB) Snapshot 2: Judicial resilience as a systemic factor for rule of law resilience_Gruev (PDF 728,4 kB) Snapshot 3: Constitutional resilience as part of the rule of law resilience_Bodnar (PDF 1,0 MB)

Subsidiary Dimension

Snapshot 4: Political resilience as enabler of rule of law resilience_Szwed (PDF 584,0 kB) Snapshot 5: Media resilience as a subsidiary factor for rule of law resilience_Polyak (PDF 643,6 kB) Snapshot 6: Civic resilience as a subsidiary factor of rule of law resilience_Rohlfing (PDF 723,6 kB)

Contextual Dimension

Snapshot 7: Social resilience as an enabler for the rule of law resilience_Skora (PDF 584,5 kB) Snapshot 8: Economic resilience as an enabler of the rule of law_Giovanazzi (PDF 673,7 kB) Snapshot 9: The resilience of public discourse as enabler of rule of law resilience_Marti (PDF 763,9 kB)

Crises

Snapshot 10: Crises and their impact on rule of law resilience_Albrecht and Nonhoff (PDF 523,5 kB)

Team & authors

Dr Maria Skóra
Research Fellow
Person
Team

About the RESILIO – Resilience observatory on the rule of law in Europe project: Why are some democracies in the EU more resilient to the regressing rule of law than others? IEP will assess the resilience of all 27 member states using a systematic analytical framework in order to deliver counterstrategies to the regression of the rule of law.

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