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rough increased share price premium and competitive performance, while reputation loss can significantly erode the ability of the business to successfully retain market share, maximise shareholder value, raise finance, manage debt and remain independent. It provides practical models and checklists d

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Perception or reality? A risky business,. However, living longer and having few immediate, material concerns now seems to mean that we have more time to contemplate all sorts of long-term theoretical risks. A catalogue of surveys demonstrates that we worry so much about the future that we believe new technologies and innovative products a

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,Expanding liabilities, science and the precautionary principle — the greatest risk of all?, for most people who rarely brushed with science, either in the laboratory or in the field. During the twentieth century, modern warfare probably brought about the biggest change to the speed of scientific innovation and discovery. The development of the atomic bomb, jet propulsion, radar, satellite

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,Corporate social responsibility — the new moral code for doing business?,d on unsuspecting business leaders by ever inventive NGOs, or does corporate social responsibility punch in the heavyweight league of reputation risk management? The business jargon generators have been working overtime. CSR (corporate social responsibility), CC (corporate citizenship), TBL (triple