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John T. Van Stan II,Jack Simmonstwofold. The first set of risks emerges as a direct consequence of the process itself and its disruptive impact upon human activity through—for example—more frequent extreme weather events. The second set of risks emerges as a legacy of those actions to deal with the impact of climate change. On top

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Reginald W. Herschy,Rhodes W. Fairbridgeation of other sub-systems. As these systems have interconnected so social systems have followed with the process of creating risks with regard to the erosion of social capital and cohesion. This chapter examines these challenges across three core themes: demographic change, inequality, and health a

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Water Requirements for Aquacultural Pondsny of these risks are associated with the rise of the so-called ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’ and the technologies associated with its evolution. Inevitably most of these risks occur within developed economies (which have a wider deployment of these technologies) with many of the risks created by t

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The State and the Global System,markedly between states and as a consequence there is a big difference between states with regard to development and levels of risks associated with operating in a given territorial context. This chapter explores the notion of state strategy and encapsulates state-based risk within a holistic framew

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