Knowledge challenges of the geoprospective approach applied to territorial resilience.

Chapter Outline3.1 Introduction 573.2 Territorial resilience through the systemic prism 583.2.1 Systemic resilience and complexity 583.2.2 What lessons for the resilience of territories? 603.3 New questionings 613.3.1 Going deeper into the relation between territorial sustainability and resilience 613.3.2 Reexamining the link between resilience, adaptation, and adaptivity 623.3.3 Going deeper into the role of the spatial dimension in resilience 643.4 Spatial change and resilience seen through the prism of geoprospective 653.4.1 Spatiotemporal trajectory and propensity to change 663.4.2 Anticipating the early-warning signs of change 673.4.3 Anticipating the occurrence of tensions through anticipative monitoring 673.4.4 Detecting a territory's adaptive capacity 683.4.5 Anticipating the functioning of a territory on the long term using simulation 703.5 Resilience of forms and urban geoprospective 713.5.1 From the controllable city to the complex city 723.5.2 Implications for planning and the need of a geoprospective approach 733.5.3 Resilience as a response to unknowable futures 743.5.4 Morphological resilience to urban change 753.6 Conclusion 79References 80