Titlebook: Global Risk Agility and Decision Making; Organizational Resil Daniel Wagner,Dante Disparte Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Terrorismether the contributing causes are endemic corruption, hopelessly inefficient state enterprises, inadequate infrastructure, or an insufficiently developed private sector, this perceived inequality is helping to fuel the rise of global terrorism. What many in the developing world fail to recognize is

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Climate Changeand beyond diplomatic chatter there is a subtle, if imperceptible shift heralding a potentially more impactful climate awakening. Those favoring grandiose solutions to the very real challenges posed by climate change will find no victory with the advent of true market-based solutions to climate risk

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Cyber Risklley can harness technology to create incalculable economic value, so criminals, nations and terrorists can use technology to cause great harm. The citizens of nations all over the world are, in many ways, the bystanders and the victims of this drama and their civil liberties and right to privacy ar

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Corporate Social Responsibilityble sourcing, stakeholder engagement, labor standards, working conditions, employee and community relations, social equity, gender balance, human rights, good governance, and anti-corruption measures. Once a firm dives into the CSR pool, it can quickly become overwhelmed as it tries to establish its

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Country Risk Managementd—or thought they understood—turned out to be something completely different. After the investment has been made, it is usually too late to withdraw without incurring large losses and experiencing reputational risk once the story hits the press. A risk manager may have the right information, but hav