The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice

1990 - 2025

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Volume 17, issue 4, 1992

The Law and Economics of Environmental Policy pp. 443-445

Michael G Faure

The Comparative Efficacy of Tort Law and Regulation for Environmental Protection&ast pp. 446-467

Donald Dewees

A Socio-Economic Analysis of Controls on Land Use around Hazardous Installations pp. 468-484

Philippe Rocard and Henri Smets

Using Economic Incentives to Regulate the Municipal Solid Waste Stream pp. 485-498

Peter S Menell

Compensation for Damages Caused by Nuclear Accidents: A Convention as Insurance pp. 499-513

Michael G Faure and Göran Skogh

Policing the North Sea: The Impact of Fisheries Protection Activity pp. 514-529

Paul Fenn

Personal Injury Compensation A Summary of the Geneva Association's Comparative Study pp. 530-550

Werner Pfennigstorf

Volume 17, issue 3, 1992

Rethinking Risk Management&ast pp. 299-313

H Felix Kloman

Toward a Holistic Approach to Total Risk Management&ast pp. 314-321

Yacov Y Haimes

Comparative Product-Life-Cycle Confrontation of Risks&ast pp. 322-328

William W Lowrance

Risk Management in the United Kindom - a Personal Retrospect pp. 329-334

Dennis Farthing

Risk Management from a Technological Perspective pp. 335-342

Vernon Leslie Grose,

Taking Aim at Environmental Risks: Questions of Feasibility and Desirability pp. 343-354

Adam M Finkel

The Past and Future of Loss Financing pp. 355-361

James V Davis,

Is Good News No News? pp. 362-365

Judith Lichtenberg and Douglas MacLean

Education in Risk Management pp. 366-370

Gordon C A Dickson

An Analysis of the Climate Change Issue pp. 371-385

J L Rasmussen

Greenhouse Effects on Natural Catastrophes and Insurance pp. 386-392

Gerhard A Berz

Insurance Implications of Climatic Change pp. 393-405

Andrew F Dlugolecki

Sea-Level Changes and Forecasting Floodrisks pp. 406-414

M J Tooley

Case Study: The Management of Risks to Employees and Consumers of the Catering Industry in the United Kingdom and France&ast pp. 415-434

Alan Gordon

Volume 17, issue 2, 1992

Worldwide EDI Standards and the Insurance Marketplace pp. 163-177

Robert E Merriman

Insurance and the European Community pp. 178-199

William E Pool

Insurance Activities in OECD&ast pp. 200-207

André Laboul

The Uruguay Round and the Liberalization of Trade in Insurance Services&ast pp. 208-214

Mario A Kakabadse

An Examination of U.S. Insurance Regulation and Taxation vis-à-vis Selected GATT Principles pp. 215-231

Harold D Skipper, and Lisa A Gardner

The Development of Insurance Markets of Developing Countries: UNCTAD's Activities in the Field of Human Resources Development&ast pp. 232-243

Michel Couroux and J François Outreville

The Role of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in the Management of Maritime Risks &ast pp. 244-256

Agustín Blanco-Bazán

MIGA: Long Term Political Risk Insurance for Investments in Developing Countries pp. 257-266

Leigh P Hollywood

Worldwide Insurance - A Better Solidarity pp. 267-274

Ruy de Carvalho

Quo Vadis? A View from India on General Insurance Industry in Developing Countries pp. 275-284

R D Samarth

A Dynamic World Insurance Industry Essential to Stable Growth? A Comment from a Practitioner pp. 285-293

John M Stoker

Volume 17, issue 1, 1992

The Changing Ages of Man pp. 3-25

Xavier Gaullier

A Two Decade Comparison of Work After Retirement in the United States&ast pp. 26-39

Kathryn Anderson, Richard Burkhauser and George Slotsve

Aging and the Four Pillars in Japan pp. 40-80

Isao Shimowada

Changing the Retirement Age in Germany pp. 81-104

Winfried Schm&aauml;hl

The Fourth Pillar in France in the 1990's: Favourable Trends and Current Obstacles pp. 105-118

Geneviève Reday-Mulvey

Integration of the Disabled in the Work Process: The Dutch Policy&ast pp. 119-142

Lei Delsen and Saskia Klosse

Ageing and the Costs of Health Care in the Future: The Case of Holland pp. 143-154

G W de Wit

Volume 16, issue 4, 1991

6th Geneva Lecture Issues for the 1990s: Perspective of a Global Insurer pp. 391-395

M R Greenberg

The Relevance of a Multilateral Services Trade Agreement for the World Economy pp. 396-400

Sir Brian Corby

Remarks on the Uruguay Round Negotiations pp. 401-405

Charles R Carlisle

Deregulation of Financial Services and Liberalization of International Trade in Services pp. 406-413

Francis Lohéac

How the Uruguay Round Services Negotiations Will Affect Worldwide Insurers pp. 414-418

Oakley Johnson

Services, Globalization and Regulation pp. 419-423

J Saint-Geours

Overseas Investors in the U.S. Insurance Market pp. 424-447

John O Nigh

Strategic Planning in the Malaysian Insurance Industry pp. 448-461

A R M Zabid, S Kamaruddin, O Maizon and R A Ghaffar

The Meaning of the Common Market for the European Insurance Consumer pp. 462-474

G W de Wit

The Civil Liability of Suppliers of Services within the European Communities and its Impact on Liability Risk and Insurance&ast pp. 475-492

John Cowell

Uniform Liability Rules for Service Providers: A Preliminary Comment pp. 493-499

Werner Pfennigstorf

A Lawyer's Vision, and a Claimant's Nightmare pp. 500-503

Gerfried E Brunn

Volume 16, issue 3, 1991

Market Size and Concentration: Insurance and the European Internal Market 1992 &ast pp. 263-281

Roland Eisen

Economies of Scale in Italian Non-Life Insurance&ast pp. 282-292

Luigi Prosperetti

Some Considerations on Productivity and Performance in Insurance pp. 293-301

Antonio Borghesi

Economies of Scale in UK Life Insurance Companies: An Empirical Approach pp. 302-314

Geraldine Kaye

Scale Economies and Performance in the French Insurance Industry pp. 315-326

F Fecher, Sergio Perelman and Pierre Pestieau

Economies of Scale and Economies of Diversification in Insurance Business: Some Elements of Valuation pp. 327-338

Robert Teyssier

Insurance Economics Between Theoretical Ambitions and Empirical Relevance&ast pp. 339-350

Elmar Helten

Volume 16, issue 2, 1991

Comments to the Studies on the Performance of the Insurance Industry pp. 143-153

Denis Kessler

Technological Imperatives, Productivity and Insurance Costs&ast pp. 154-165

William Baumol

Technological Imperatives, Productivity and Insurance Costs: A Comment pp. 166-169

Pierre Pestieau

A Comment on Technological Imperatives, Productivity and Insurance Costs pp. 170-172

Denis Kessler

Productivity Growth, Capital Intensity, and Skill Levels, in the U. S. Insurance Industry, 1948–86 pp. 173-190

Edward Wolff

Measures of the Insurance Sector Output pp. 191-206

Andreas Hornstein and Edward Prescott

Measuring the Output of Life Assurance Companies&ast pp. 207-235

Christopher O'Brien

Scale and Scope Economies in the Canadian Property and Casualty Insurance Industry pp. 236-256

Jean Marc Suret

Volume 16, issue 1, 1991

The Welfare Economics of Controls on Brokers' Commissions&ast pp. 3-19

Hugh Gravelle

The Effects of No Fault on Automobile Insurance Loss Costs pp. 20-38

John Cummins and Mary Weiss

The Insurance of Fines: the Case of Oil Pollution&ast pp. 39-58

Michael Faure and Günter Heine

Insurance and the Institutional Economics of Financial Intermediation pp. 59-72

Göran Skogh

Fifth Geneva Lecture: A Competitive Insurance Market in the Former GDR - an Analysis of the Situation in Autumn 1990&ast pp. 73-84

E h Reimer Schmidt

The Czechoslovak Insurance Industry and Insurance Science at the Dawn of a New Epoch&ast pp. 85-92

Vojtech Bocinsky

Alte Traditionen und neue Tendenzen in der ungarischen Versicherungswirtschaft pp. 93-99

Eva Ebli

Stand und Perspektiven der Versicherungswirtschaft in Polen pp. 100-113

Andrej Gawronski

Moderne Probleme der Entwicklung des Versicherungswesens in der Sowjetunion pp. 114-119

L I Reitman