Resilience vs. survival: same song, new melody?
Abstract Does a firms resilience distinguish itself from its mere probability of survival in a way that justifies the expanding research? Answers to this question are found through a novel, systematic literature review focusing on the company’s life phase and its type of market exit. A comparison wi...
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| description | Abstract Does a firms resilience distinguish itself from its mere probability of survival in a way that justifies the expanding research? Answers to this question are found through a novel, systematic literature review focusing on the company’s life phase and its type of market exit. A comparison with current resilience literature shows that the concept of static resilience is closely related to survival probability considerations. It is suitable for examining indicators that act absorptive during disruptive phases of companies. The integration of dynamic resilience proves to be an achievement that sets the topic apart from pure corporate survival and develops it further. The close connection with innovative actions and differentiated results regarding its impact on survival probability jointly justifies the need for new measures of resilience for future empirical research. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-722c1adfe85647cb83aaa8f7da2dc8542025-02-02T12:25:59ZengSpringerOpenFuture Business Journal2314-72102025-01-0111112910.1186/s43093-025-00427-8Resilience vs. survival: same song, new melody?Enrico Schötz0Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences, Chair of Management, Management Accounting and Control Systems, Brandenburg University of TechnologyAbstract Does a firms resilience distinguish itself from its mere probability of survival in a way that justifies the expanding research? Answers to this question are found through a novel, systematic literature review focusing on the company’s life phase and its type of market exit. A comparison with current resilience literature shows that the concept of static resilience is closely related to survival probability considerations. It is suitable for examining indicators that act absorptive during disruptive phases of companies. The integration of dynamic resilience proves to be an achievement that sets the topic apart from pure corporate survival and develops it further. The close connection with innovative actions and differentiated results regarding its impact on survival probability jointly justifies the need for new measures of resilience for future empirical research.https://doi.org/10.1186/s43093-025-00427-8Business exitFirm resilienceFirm survivalSurvival probability |
| spellingShingle | Enrico Schötz Resilience vs. survival: same song, new melody? Future Business Journal Business exit Firm resilience Firm survival Survival probability |
| title | Resilience vs. survival: same song, new melody? |
| title_full | Resilience vs. survival: same song, new melody? |
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| title_short | Resilience vs. survival: same song, new melody? |
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| topic | Business exit Firm resilience Firm survival Survival probability |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1186/s43093-025-00427-8 |
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