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Prevention and insurance of conflict and terrorism : issues and evidence for Latin America

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Solimano, Andrés

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: CEPAL SantiagoCL 2003Description: 32 pAction note:

5/4/04 JOYD

Summary: Discusses analytical and policy issues on the causes of conflict and terrorism and the role for prevention and insurance. Examines the scope and limits of public and market insurance for terrorism and conflict. Highlights the role of public intervention in either providing basic insurance against these contingencies and/or in fostering the development of insurance markets for terrorism and conflict in the Latin American region.

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Discusses analytical and policy issues on the causes of conflict and terrorism and the role for prevention and insurance. Examines the scope and limits of public and market insurance for terrorism and conflict. Highlights the role of public intervention in either providing basic insurance against these contingencies and/or in fostering the development of insurance markets for terrorism and conflict in the Latin American region.

5/4/04 JOYD

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