Risk Management and Insurance Review

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Mary A. Weiss

From American Risk and Insurance Association
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The Evolving Market for Catastrophic Event Risk pp. 1-28: Kenneth Froot
An Employer Analysis of Managed Care Costs and Satisfaction: Process, Effects, and Policy pp. 29-42: Richard B. Carter, Mark L. Power and Michelle Morin
Integrated Risk Management and the Role of the Risk Manager pp. 43-61: L. Lee Colquitt, Robert E. Hoyt and Ryan B. Lee
Insurance Redlining and Disparate Impact: The Application of a Federal Civil Rights Doctrine to Homeowners Insurance pp. 63-88: Robert R. Detlefsen
The Legal and Economic Evolution of Workers Compensation: Prospects for Enhancing Choice in the System pp. 89-117: Joan T. A. Gabel, Robert W. Klein and Nancy R. Mansfield
Forty Years of Modern Finance Theory: An Industry Perspective pp. 119-123: Edmund F. Kelly
Mapping the Diffusion of Advanced Risk Management Practices Among Italian Small‐ and Medium‐Sized Firms pp. 125-140: Alberto Petroni
Using a Modified DuPont System of Analysis for Understanding Property‐Liability Insurance Company Financial Performance pp. 141-151: Barry D. Smith

DON'T FOCUS ON THE TAIL: STUDY THE WHOLE DOG! pp. iv-xiv: Stephen P. D'Arcy
THE EFFICACY OF REGULATORS' ESTIMATES OF LIFE INSURER PORTFOLIO RISK pp. 1-13: L. Lee Colquitt and Larry A. Cox
THE PERFORMANCE OF THE 1980S CALIFORNIA INSURANCE AND LIABILITY REFORMS pp. 14-33: W Viscusi and Patricia Born
FALLACY OF NONLIFE SAVINGS FROM INVESTED DIFFERENCE pp. 34-43: Dongsae Cho
EXPENSE RATIOS ACROSS INSURANCE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS: AN ANALYSIS BY LINE OF BUSINESS pp. 44-59: Laureen Regan
AN ANALYSIS OF THE AUTO CHOICE REFORM ACT OF 1997 pp. 60-71: Patrick Maroncy, Kevin Eastman and Ann Butler
WHAT IS “INSURANCE”? LESSONS FROM THE CAPTIVE INSURANCE TAX CONTROVERSY pp. 72-80: M. Moshe Porat and Michael Powers
PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY A RISK MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUE: POLICY IMPLICATIONS pp. 81-103: Mark L. Power, Tahira K. Hira and Roger P. Murphy
EFFECTS OF THE EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION ON INSURANCE BUSINESS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION pp. 104-114: Michael Theil
EMPLOYMENT‐RELATED LEGAL OBLIGATIONS: A RISK MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE OF FEDERAL ANTI‐DISCRIMINATION LAWS pp. 115-123: David S. Hames, Robert J. Aalberts and Donald W. Hardigree
SERVICE INTEGRATION IN THE RISK MANAGEMENT COURSE pp. 124-133: Vickie L. Bajtelsmit

DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE IN THE UNITED STATES: LESSONS AND OPPORTUNITIES pp. 1-23: Dan R. Anderson
TOP MANAGEMENT TEAM CHARACTERISTICS AND LIFE INSURER PERFORMANCE: DO TOP MANAGERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE? pp. 24-36: Arevalo Victor and Dan Marlin
THE ESTIMATED IMPACT OF RESIDUAL MARKET ASSESSMENTS ON FLORIDA PROPERTY INSURERS pp. 37-49: David C. Marlett and Alan D. Eastman
ISSUES IN MULTI‐STATE PRODUCER REGULATION pp. 50-63: William L. Ferguson and Joseph E. Johnson
TORT REFORM AND MASS TORTS: TOBACCO AS AN EXAMPLE pp. 64-75: Joan T. Schmit
MARKET POWER IN THE PROPERTY/CASUALTY INSURANCE INDUSTRY pp. 76-84: Arthur M. B. Hogan and Robert C. Witt
RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE FACULTY INTERNSHIPS pp. 85-88: Victor A. Puleo
FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN UNDERGRADUATE INSURANCE EDUCATION: ACADEMIC AND REAL WORLD PERSPECTIVES pp. 89-96: Steven M. Cassidy, Robert A. Marshall and Christine Hollman
CREATING VISIBILITY FOR INSURANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN HIGH SCHOOLS pp. 99-106: William J. Warfel

INSURER EXPOSURE TO EXTRACONTRACTUAL LIABILITY UNDER STATE UNFAIR CLAIMS SETTLEMENT PRACTICES ACTS: AN EMPIRICAL TEST pp. 1-15: Laureen Regan and Anne Carroll
PRIVACY AND THE THREAT OF REGULATION pp. 16-34: Daniel J. Brown, Linda Gammill, Riaan Meintjes, Norma L. Nielson and Mary Alice Seville
THE TRANSITION TO A SINGLE INSURANCE MARKET IN THE EUROPEAN UNION pp. 35-53: Karl C. Ennsfellner and Mark S. Dorfman
FROM COMPETITION TO REGULATION: THE SIX‐YEAR BATTLE TO REGULATE CALIFORNIA'S INSURANCE MARKETS pp. 54-71: Joseph A. Fields, Chinmoy Ghosh and Linda S. Klein
THE REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS DOCTRINE: UNDERSTANDING THE LAW AND THE LORE BEHIND UPHOLDING THE REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS OF INSURANCE POLICYHOLDERS pp. 72-108: Eugene R. Anderson and James J. Fournier
THE FUTURE OF STATE INSURANCE REGULATION: CAN IT SURVIVE? pp. 109-116: George Nichols and Julie Mix Mcpeak
WHAT EMPLOYERS LOOK FOR IN HIRING INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS pp. 117-123: Nancy Bell and Mimi Wolverton

THE EFFECT OF STATE TORT REFORMS ON CLAIM FILINGS pp. 1-17: Joan T. Schmit, Mark J. Browne and Han Duck Lee
A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF DESIGN ISSUES IN MEDICAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS: THE POLICY IMPLICATIONS pp. 18-31: Jan M. Ambrose and Ann Butler
POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES FOR EMPLOYERS OF SOCIAL SECURITY “PRIVATIZATION:” POLICY RESEARCH IMPLICATIONS pp. 32-50: Kelly A. Olsen and Jack L. Vanderhei
RELATIVE EFFICIENCIES OF NON‐LIFE REINSURANCE MARKETING METHODS pp. 51-64: James Barrese and Jack M. Nelson
CURRENT ISSUES REGARDING BANK SALES OF INSURANCE AND ANNUITY PRODUCTS pp. 65-84: Julie L. Williams, Stuart E. Feldstein and Karen E. Mcsweeney
AT THE CROSSROADS: THE LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY AND FINANCIAL SERVICES REFORM pp. 85-97: Gary E. Hughes
MODELING IMPERFECT KNOWLEDGE IN RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE pp. 98-105: Mark Jablonowski
INTEGRATING STUDENTS, FACULTY AND INDUSTRY EXECUTIVES pp. 106-111: Sandra G. Gustavson and James S. Trieschmann
ISSUES IN INSURANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT EDUCATION pp. 112-115: Steve Cassidy