An analysis from the Wilson Center, a nonpartisan think tank, argues “resilience” may have been abundant as a catchphrase following Hurricane Sandy, but little planning for resilience was actually done.  To make resilience a reality, recommend the authors, technological innovations must be linked with social trends, such as by using crowdsourced communications and participatory decision-making. They also argue for more flexibility among responding agencies, and a focus on the importance of health to a resilient community. Read the full analysis here.