Book review: “Resilience Engineering in Practice, Volume 2: Becoming Resilient” by Christopher P. Nemeth and Erik Hollnagel

When academics introduce new theories to the industry, one of the principal concerns of the managers is how they can operationalize such novel approaches. This second book in the Resilience Engineering (RE) in Practice series provides plenty of paradigms that dwindle the distance between theory and practice. The authors who contributed to this book do not to just elaborate on RE concepts, but demonstrate how the RE approach has actively supported researchers and practitioners in their understanding of systems’ planning, operation and monitoring..