Eyal Lewin is assistant professor of political science at the Ariel University Center.

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. National resilience in the framework of a PEST and SWOT modelChapter 3. The First Republic of Czechoslovakia and the Munich CrisisChapter 4. The Fall of the Second Polish RepublicChapter 5. The Fall of the Kingdom of NorwayChapter 6. The Fall of the Kingdom of BelgiumChapter 7. The Fall of the French Third RepublicChapter 8. The Republic of Finland and the First Winter WarChapter 9. The Fall of the Third ReichChapter 10. The United Kingdom and the Battle of BritainChapter 11. The Soviet Union and the Battle of MoscowChapter 12. A Qualitative Comparative AnalysisChapter 13. Conclusion

This book offers a fascinating glance into a new arena: national-social resilience from historical, psychological, economical, and business perspectives. Though war seems to be viewed as an event that belongs to the past, politicians and academics might find it more than useful to foster some of the practical ideas stemming from this multi-disciplinary study.

Eyal Lewin is assistant professor of political science at the Ariel University Center.

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. National resilience in the framework of a PEST and SWOT modelChapter 3. The First Republic of Czechoslovakia and the Munich CrisisChapter 4. The Fall of the Second Polish RepublicChapter 5. The Fall of the Kingdom of NorwayChapter 6. The Fall of the Kingdom of BelgiumChapter 7. The Fall of the French Third RepublicChapter 8. The Republic of Finland and the First Winter WarChapter 9. The Fall of the Third ReichChapter 10. The United Kingdom and the Battle of BritainChapter 11. The Soviet Union and the Battle of MoscowChapter 12. A Qualitative Comparative AnalysisChapter 13. Conclusion

This book offers a fascinating glance into a new arena: national-social resilience from historical, psychological, economical, and business perspectives. Though war seems to be viewed as an event that belongs to the past, politicians and academics might find it more than useful to foster some of the practical ideas stemming from this multi-disciplinary study.

Eyal Lewin is assistant professor of political science at the Ariel University Center.

• Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. National resilience in the framework of a PEST and SWOT modelChapter 3. The First Republic of Czechoslovakia and the Munich CrisisChapter 4. The Fall of the Second Polish RepublicChapter 5. The Fall of the Kingdom of NorwayChapter 6. The Fall of the Kingdom of BelgiumChapter 7. The Fall of the French Third RepublicChapter 8. The Republic of Finland and the First Winter WarChapter 9. The Fall of the Third ReichChapter 10. The United Kingdom and the Battle of BritainChapter 11. The Soviet Union and the Battle of MoscowChapter 12. A Qualitative Comparative AnalysisChapter 13. Conclusion

This book offers a fascinating glance into a new arena: national-social resilience from historical, psychological, economical, and business perspectives. Though war seems to be viewed as an event that belongs to the past, politicians and academics might find it more than useful to foster some of the practical ideas stemming from this multi-disciplinary study.