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Knowledge Diplomacy in the De-Risking Context: What Does “De-Risking” Mean for EU-China Higher Education Collaboration?

Journal of Studies in International Education
The de-risking strategy rolled out by the European Union (EU) in 2023 was a major historical event for EU-China relations in higher education. In this study, 40 international education professionals from both China and the EU were interviewed to glean an understanding of what potential impact the policy may have on EU-China relations in higher ...
Wei Liu, Olli-Pekka Malinen, Cheryl Yu   +2 more
exaly   +3 more sources

En-risk to de-risk: An iterative human factors framework for scale development in emerging technologies [PDF]

JAAD International
Jonathan Kantor, MD, MSc, MSCE, Michael Morrison, PhD, Samantha Vanderslott, PhD, Robert C. Carlisle, PhD   +3 more
doaj   +2 more sources

Managing Interdependence in the EU – China Relations: Economic Aspects

Сравнительная политика, 2023
Amidst current world order transformations, characterized by the balance of power shift towards non-Western countries, the research primarily revolves around the growing US – China confrontation.
Ju. Ju. Melnikova
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De-Risking Energy Efficiency Investments through Innovation

Proceedings, 2020
Three Horizon 2020 projects, EEnvest, Triple-A and QUEST, are exploring innovative approaches to de-risking energy efficiency investments, focusing on how to render those investments attractive to the financial sector.
Tatiana Loureiro, Marta Gil, Rachel Desmaris, Annalisa Andaloro, Charikleia Karakosta, Stefan Plesser   +5 more
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De-risking the energy transition by quantifying the uncertainties in fault stability [PDF]

Solid Earth, 2022
The operations needed to decarbonize our energy systems increasingly involve faulted rocks in the subsurface. To manage the technical challenges presented by these rocks and the justifiable public concern over induced seismicity, we need to assess the ...
D. Healy, S. P. Hicks
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The Good Faith Based Approach as a Legally Acceptable Intervention in Freedom of Contract to Protect Consumers’ Rights When Banks Unilaterally Close Accounts

Baltic Journal of Law & Politics, 2021
This article assesses the permissibility of interference in private autonomy under the good faith principle when payment service providers unilaterally terminate contracts with consumers.
Jelisejevs Aleksejs
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De-Risking Solar Receivers to Achieve SunShot Targets

Energies, 2022
Concentrating solar thermal (CST) systems are unique among renewable energy options for the ease of integration with thermal energy storage (TES). This enables dispatchable (or continuous) production of electricity, process heat, solar fuels, or other ...
Matthew L. Bauer
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Regulation and De-Risking: Theoretical and Empirical Insights

Risks, 2023
The purpose of the Bank for International Settlements regulatory agenda, as implemented by financial regulators globally, has been to make banks safer and reduce the likelihood of systemic events. Using an original model of bank profit maximisation under
Lawrence Haar, Andros Gregoriou
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND DEFAULT RISK

Journal of Financial Management, Markets and Institutions, 2022
By decoupling economic growth from the exploitation of virgin raw materials and environmental degradation, as well as by developing practices more resilient to the economic cycle, Circular Economy (CE) offers effective hedging of linear risks and shields
CLAUDIO ZARA, SHYAAM RAMKUMAR
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Wealth Accumulation and De‐Risking Strategies Among High‐Wealth Individuals

Social Inclusion, 2023
The emergence of the asset economy in advanced capitalist countries has enabled significant asset accumulation by high‐wealth individuals, and the rise of finance has provided new, profitable investment vehicles for those with investable capital.
Donna Carmichael
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