This volume outlines the potentials and limitations of the concept of resilience and reflects on current conceptualizations and applications of resilience from an interdisciplinary perspective. It provides the reader with promising answers to a wide range of challenges. As a buzzword of our time, an era characterized by multiple and mutually reinforcing processes of change and crises—such as climate change, the refugee crisis, poverty, resource scarcity, urbanization, or workplace stress—resilience offers solutions when treated as a concept. A novelty in this book is primarily the discussion of the normative aspects of resilience.