Learning from the global financial crisis
Series: High reliability and crisis management Published by : Stanford Business Books, an imprint of Stanford University Press, (Stanford, California :) Physical details: xi, 363 p.-
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Truth, beauty and the financial crisis : evaluating what works / Robert Richardson and Matt Statler -- Aesthetics and the economic meltdown / Ralph Bathurst and Margot Edwards -- Smashing moneytheist mirrors : how artists help us live with financial schizophrenia / Pierre Guillet de Monthoux -- Hence God exists / Skip McGoun -- The fine art of finance / Steve Taylor -- The play ethic / Pat Kane -- Cassim's law : a regulars' table speech about the crisis / Henrik Schrat -- Managing the global financial crisis : lessons from technological crisis management / Paul Shrivastava, Bill Gruver and Matt Statler -- Failures of high reliability in finance / Nathaniel Bush, Peter Martelli, and Karlene Roberts -- Wrong assumptions and risk cultures : deeper causes of the global financial crisis / Ian I. Mitroff and Can M. Alpaslan -- A busy decade : lessons learned from crisis planning and response from 1999 to 2009 / Michael Berkowitz -- A critique of managing the global financial crisis : lessons from technological crisis management / Brett Messing -- Green financing after the global financial crisis / Perry Sadorsky -- Leveraging ourselves out of crisis, again! / Tony Tinker and Aida Sy -- The normative foundation of finance : how misunderstanding the function of models distorts the way we think about the efficiency of financial markets / Andreas Georg Scherer and Emilio Marti -- A multi-level, multi-systems approach to sustainable finance / Mark Starik -- The global financial crisis : lessons from India / Murali Murti and N.V.Krishna.
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