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Assessing interconnectedness and systemic importance of Chinese financial institutions. [PDF]

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Liu Z, Wang L, Huang C, Yang B.
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Neoliberal economic policies as a root cause of forced migration from Arab Spring countries: the case of Syria. [PDF]

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Ajlan AA.
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IT Security and IT Governance Alignment

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Networking, Information Systems & Security, 2020
This paper review and align IT Security (ITS) and IT Governance (ITG) that would address ITS strategic and its operational issues. These issues if not addressed accordingly, would lead to a financial aftermath that would put the business at risk and jeopardize the organization's sustainability in both short and long run.
Norli Shariffuddin, Azlinah Mohamed
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Securing e-Government

2004
This paper is engaged in research in security, peculiarities and implementations of security requirements within governmental structures. Based on three interaction points (citizen to government C2G, government to government G2G and government to citizen G2C) appropriate examples were chosen, security implementations analyzed and special attributes ...
Sonja Hof, Peter Reichstädter
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Demand for Government Securities

The Journal of Finance, 1969
THIS STUDY CONSTRUCTS a conceptual framework for analyzing commercial-bank, nonbank-financial, corporate, and household demand for government securities and presents empirical estimates of the model developed. The theoretical foundation of this study relies heavily on the theory of portfolio selection developed by Markowitz, Tobin, and Farrar, which ...
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Information Security Governance

Information Security Technical Report, 2001
Abstract “Directors have a responsibility to protect shareholder value. This responsibility applies just as stringently to valued information assets as it does to any other asset. Boards must recognise that securing that information is not just an investment; it is essential for survival in all cases and for many it can even create competitive ...
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Governing Security, Governing Through Security

2001
Most discussions about antiterrorism laws assume that the relation between "security" and "freedom" is a zero-sum game. Drawing on the large literature on the democratic provision of security and its governance, this article suggests that heavy-handed draconian methods are not always the best means to achieve citizen security - here distinguished from ...
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Security, Governance and Security Sector Governance

2011
The understanding of security has recently moved away from national security to include the consideration of a larger number of threats and additional objects of security. In parallel, changes occurred in governing, with growing importance of norms and rules coming from outside of the state and multi-actor participation in decision making and ...
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