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Terrorism : comes callling

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<title>Terrorism</title>
<subTitle>: comes callling</subTitle>
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<title>Risk management</title>
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<namePart>Massa, Ronald J.</namePart>
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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">There are Three elements to a defense against terrorist attacks: prevention, mitigation and recovery. In principle, the risk manager invests resources in one or all of these areas in proportion to the extent these investments are expected to reduce the overall loss experienced from an attack. Let's examine each, delineating where funds might be invested and how these investments could produce dividends  for the comapany. Terrorist attacks present the risk manager with a low probability event that is capable of inflicting enormous loss, and the convenient alternative of ignoring the whole subject because the probability of an attack approaches zero</abstract>
<note type="statement of responsibility">by Ronald J. Massa</note>
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<topic>Prevención de riesgos</topic>
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<publisher>New York</publisher>
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<text>February 1999 ; p. 11-15 </text>
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