The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice

1990 - 2025

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Volume 28, issue 4, 2003

Editorial pp. 551-552

Geneviève Reday-Mulvey

Older Workers, Employer Behaviour and Public Policy pp. 553-557

Philip Taylor

France: Struggling to Find a Way Out of the Early Exit Culture pp. 558-574

Anne-Marie Guillemard

Ageing Workforce: Firm Strategies and Public Policy in Germany pp. 575-595

Winfried Schm&aauml;hl

Managing an Ageing Labour Force: The Interplay between Public Policies and the Firm's Logic of Action — The Case of Japan pp. 596-611

Masato Oka and Takeshi Kimura

Age Discrimination in the Labour Market and Policy Responses: The Situation in the United Kingdom&ast pp. 612-624

Philip Taylor and Alan Walker

Ageing and Work in Canada: Firm Policies&ast pp. 625-639

Victor W. Marshall and Joanne Gard Marshall

Labour Market Transitions and the Erosion of the Fordist Lifecycle: Discarding Older Workers in the Automobile Manufacturing and Banking Industries in the United States pp. 640-651

Jill Quadagno, Melissa Hardy and Lawrence Hazelrigg

Why is the Employment Rate of Older Swiss so High? An Analysis of the Social Security System pp. 652-672

David Dorn and Alfonso Sousa-Poza

Concluding Remarks: Company Practices and Public Policies Regarding Age: Lessons Drawn from Comparisons pp. 673-676

Anne-Marie Guillemard

Pension Economics: The Relativity of Time and Risk pp. 677-681

Patrick M. Liedtke

Whither the Pension Reform Debate? Some Reflections pp. 682-685

Dalmer D. Hoskins

Raising the Age of Retirement to Ensure a Better Retirement pp. 686-695

Pierre Pestieau

Pensions and Development in the South pp. 696-711

Armando Barrientos

Pensions in North Africa: The Need for Reform pp. 712-726

Houssi Chourouk

Analysing French Pension Reforms pp. 727-733

Anne Lavigne

Volume 28, issue 3, 2003

Insurance Misunderstood pp. 369-373

Patrick M Liedtke

The Role of Insurability and Insurance pp. 374-381

Walter R Stahel

Climate Change and the Financial Services Sector: An Appreciation of the UNEPFI Study pp. 382-393

Andrew Dlugolecki and Thomas Loster

Innovation, Insurability and Sustainable Development: Sharing Risk Management between Insurers and the State pp. 394-412

Kristina Dahlström, Jim Skea and Walter R Stahel

A Safety Management System Model with Application to Fire Safety Offshore pp. 413-425

Alan N Beard and Jaime Santos-Reyes

War and Terrorism Insurance: Plans for Long-term International Stability and Affordability&ast pp. 426-447

Harold Caplan

Moral Hazard in Liability Insurance pp. 448-471

Christopher Parsons

Changing Risk Patterns and Behaviour: Regulator and Market Failure in the Provision of Pensions pp. 472-480

Jyoti Navare

Integrated Distribution of Insurance and Financial Services and Value Creation: Challenges Ahead pp. 481-494

Isabella Falautano and Emanuele Marsiglia

The Creation of Value through a Specialized Distribution Network&ast pp. 495-501

Giovanni Perissinotto

Irish Life: Paradise Lost and Regained pp. 502-509

David Went

Outsourcing of Insurance Claims: A U.K. Case Study pp. 510-520

John Hood and William Stein

The Economics of Capital Regulation in Financial Conglomerates&ast pp. 521-533

Alan D Morrison

30th Anniversary of The Geneva Association – Operating Today and Tomorrow pp. 534-549

Patrick M Liedtke

Volume 28, issue 2, 2003

The Search for an International Accounting Standard for Insurance: Report to the Accountancy Task Force of the Geneva Association pp. 151-175

Gerry Dickinson

Editorial pp. 177-179

Christophe Courbage

Market Insurance, Public Insurance and the Rate of Technical Change in Medical Care pp. 180-193

Mark V Pauly

Medical Innovation: A Challenge to Society and Insurance pp. 194-202

Peter Zweifel

The Impact of Genetic Testing on Healthcare Insurance pp. 203-221

Michael Hoy, Fabienne Orsi, François Eisinger and Jean Paul Moatti

Medical Progress and Supplementary Private Health Insurance pp. 222-237

Reiner Leidl

The Meaning of Longevity in Centenarians&ast pp. 238-253

Vincenzo Marigliano, Laura Tafaro and Ilaria Trani

Ageing and the Challenges of New Technologies: Can OECD Social and Healthcare Systems Provide for the Future&quest pp. 254-274

Stephane Jacobzone

Private Compulsory Long-term Care Insurance in Germany pp. 275-293

Helga Riedel

Ageing, Disability and the WHO's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) pp. 294-303

Jerome E Bickenbach, Somnath Chatterji, Nenad Kostanjsek and T Bedirhan Üstün

Health as Human Capital and its Impact on Economic Performance pp. 304-315

David Bloom and David Canning

Pharmacogenetics: A New – or not so New?—Concept in Healthcare pp. 316-330

Klaus Lindpaintner

Reconstructing the Body: Costs, Prices and Risks pp. 331-338

David F Williams

How Medical Progress Impacts on Society and Insurance: The French Case pp. 339-350

Richard Guédon and François Peythieu

Demographic Developments, Full Funding and Self-Regulation: The Foundations of the Social Health Insurance of the Future pp. 351-367

Wilfried Johannssen

Volume 28, issue 1, 2003

Global Financial Architecture: Implications for Regulation, Supervision and Accountancy Issues&ast pp. 1-4

Hans–Jürgen Schinzler

Additional Remarks and Comments on Global Financial Architecture pp. 5-15

Peter Hohlfeld, Robert Mendelsohn and Daniel G Schanté

Global Pension Schemes: How Governments and Insurers are Responding to the Global Aging Problem&ast pp. 16-25

Arthur Ryan

Additional Remarks and Comments on Global Pension Schemes The French Case pp. 26-38

Gilles Benoist, Richard Harvey and Filomeno Mira

Insurance Technology Strategy: Time to Re–evaluate&ast pp. 39-46

Ronald Pressman

Additional Remarks and Comments on Insurance Technology Strategy pp. 47-57

Hugo Andersen, Claude Bébéar and Ewald Kist

Additional Remarks and Comments on Global Expansion and the Impact on the Insurance Value Chain: the Reassessment of Business Models and the Revisiting of the Value Proposition pp. 58-64

Brian M O'Hara and Jean–Philippe Thierry

The Aftermath of September 11: The Impact on and Systemic Risk to the Insurance Industry pp. 65-70

Jozef De Mey

Government Insurance versus Market Insurance&ast pp. 71-80

George L. Priest

Challenges to Financial Stability&ast pp. 81-86

Geoffrey Bell

The Complexity of Managing a Global Company: Regional Exposure vs. Global Exposure&ast pp. 87-93

Gérard de la Martinière

Strategic Positioning in a Liberalizing Market to Serve the Needs of the Industry&ast pp. 94-101

N Rangachary

The Broader Cultural Context of Insurance: Insurance and Religions pp. 102-110

Jean-Pierre Daniel

Call Centers: A Case Study on the Interplay Between Organization and Information Technology pp. 111-126

Matthias Graumann, Hans-Jrgen Arnold and Nicole Beltjes

Pension Funds in France: Still a Dead End&quest pp. 127-150

Anne Lavigne