Resilientes Deutschland, ein Wintermärchen.

The article "Resilient Germany, a Winter's Tale" discusses Germany's resilience as a society and economy. It raises questions about how much stress a society can withstand before a serious crisis occurs. Resilience is defined in sociology as a society's ability to cope with external disruptions without changing its essential system functions. Germany is considered resilient because it has well-functioning public institutions such as schools and universities. Additionally, the article highlights the good financial resources in the education system and the low unemployment rate. It emphasizes that as an industrial nation, Germany can rely on its abilities to overcome numerous challenges and problems. [Extracted from the article]