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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The book includes 20 articles on operational risk first published in The Risk Universe magazine between 2012-2017, refreshed with head notes on each. The book's addendum adds ten columns that the author wrote for ASA News & Notes since late 2017, most of which focus on governance, conduct and risk in the Trump administration. From its reviewers: 'The book provides crucial lessons on how to avoid and manage risk. As a non-expert with a social science background, I appreciated Searle's lessons on ethics and clear-eyed generalizations about best practices within complex institutional landscapes.' -- Sara Curran, Director of the University of Washington Center for Studies in Demography & Ecology, and Professor of International Studies, The Jackson School. 'She is absolutely right in starting the exploration of operational risk at the level of social mores and basic institutional and personal ethics.She pragmatically fits all this, and much more -- especially guidance and leadership thinking for managers and employees not 'at the top' -- into a formal, academic, and regulatory rubric and taxonomy of operational risk, offering remedies, suggesting concrete actions, teaching us and entertaining us with her insightful observations.' Howard Stein, former Head of Operational Risk, the Corporate & Investment Bank, Citibank and Citigroup International. 'It is a thoughtful book that every risk professional and board member should read.' -- Catherine Allen, Chairman & CEO, The Santa Fe Group. 'When we first established The Risk Universe magazine, the intention was to provide readers a balance between innovative risk management concepts and practical examples of how to undertake risk management. Annie's contributions over the 5.5 years we published the magazine exactly met that vision -- quality journalism, great lessons and luring readers to think beyond the norm.' -- Mike Finlay, Publisher, The Risk Universe.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.
Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.
Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.
Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Edited by Emily Oxenford, with cover design by Jesse Brown, this is the fourth volume in the Reflections on Risk series of research notes, this containing 26 research notes by 25 different authors. In addition to the authors shown above, the volume contains research notes by Sukhman Tiwana, Matthew Welden, Jared Williams, and Dominik A. Zmuda. Here's what others have said about the book: 'As in the previous three collections, Annie's students have delved into the ever-increasing variety of threats to our collective safety, providing in-depth analysis and thoughtful recommendations for potential solutions.Annie's continuing efforts to expose the work of her students to the public is a stellar example of leveraging the educational process to provide broader awareness of the issue; and in the process produce future leaders and employees who will have a heightened awareness of their own role in shaping our collective future.' -- Michael Crandall 'It is said that the past is prologue to our future. However, our future sometimes defies the lessons of the past. Fortunately there is Annie Searle who bridges both with her experience and the perspectives of her students.' -- Ron Worman 'An engaging compilation of fresh thinking on a range of key themes impacting risk governance.'--Kevin C. Desouza.