Allen Arnold

Coaffee J

Compton P. A.

David McIlhatton

Haynes S. E

Hickman M. J.

Hillyard P

Hopkin P

J. David Chapman

Katja Bergonzoli

Makinen G

Rachel Monaghan

Rejda G.

Risk and Insurance Management Society.

Sinead Ouillon

The impact of terrorist attacks extends far beyond the immediate victims and can affect the wider economic environment including strategically important sectors of the economy. Mitigation of the adverse effects of such attacks should be of interest to risk management professionals, however, a gap within the literature has been identified with respect to risk managers. This article drawing upon primary research conducted with risk managers explores their current considerations toward counter terrorism. In doing so, the article examines the perceived responsibilities and competencies of risk managers and the subsequent challenges posed with respect to managing and mitigating the terrorism risk

McIlhatton, David

Arnold, Allen

Chapman, James

Monaghan, R.

Ouillon, Sinead

Bergonzoli, Katja

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Current Considerations of Counter Terrorism in the Risk Management Profession

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The impact of terrorist attacks extends far beyond the immediate victims and can affect the wider economic environment including strategically important sectors of the economy. Mitigation of the adverse effects of such attacks should be of interest to risk management professionals, however, a gap within the literature has been identified with respect to risk managers. This article drawing upon primary research conducted with risk managers explores their current considerations toward counter terrorism. In doing so, the article examines the perceived responsibilities and competencies of risk managers and the subsequent challenges posed with respect to managing and mitigating the terrorism risk.</p

Current Considerations of Counter Terrorism in the Risk Management Profession

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