This paper examines the evolving nature of terrorism and violent protests to better understand the different legitimacy society grants to each type of event. This paper is timely as the face of terrorism has shifted significantly since September 11, ...
Pandemic business interruption risk is uninsurable by insurers alone, as it cannot be modelled and priced, it is systemic in nature, and maximum losses are not manageable from the insurer’s solvency point of view. Governments must play a leading ro ...
Since ARPC’s establishment in 2003, the global terrorism environment has continued to evolve. In particular, there has been an increased risk of low-sophistication attacks carried out by lone actors using knives, firearms, and motor vehicles. The e ...
The report, ‘Between State and Market: Protection Gap Entities and Catastrophic Risk’, was led by Professor Paula Jarzabkowski and looks at both developed and developing economies, to explain their role, their effects and their limitations in man ...
