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John Plodinec on the Advantages of Defining Victory

John Plodinec explains in his latest piece says that planning for victory without a clearly defined plan or roadmap, will make all paths look the same, and almost all will lead nowhere.

Why Companies Need Cybersecurity and Cyber Resilience

Global Resilience Research Network (GRRN) partner Paul Kirvan, recently shared some of his thoughts on why Companies now more than ever need cyber security & cyber resilience.

Does Global Integration Stimulate Corporate Citizenship?

Faculty Affiliates, Luis Alfonso Dau & Elizabeth M. Moore alongside two other researchers collaborated & examined the effects of global trade integration on firm-level adoption of Corporate Social Responsibility

Climate and Extreme Weather Events: Considerations for Insurance, Infrastructure Planning & Environmental and Financial Compliance

Climate and Extreme Weather Events: Considerations for Insurance, Infrastructure Planning & Environmental and Financial Compliance

Climate and extreme weather events are threatening human health and safety, food, water and energy security, and the environment in…

The co-evolution of informal networks, institutions, and corruption in Russia: from an economy of favours to an economy of greed

The Co-Evolution of Informal Networks, Institutions, and Corruption in Russia: From an Economy of Favours to an Economy of Greed

Abstract: This article focuses on networks, institutions, and corruption in Russia in three consecutive periods from 1917 to the present.…

GRRN Resilience Lecture Series: Ukraine’s Electric Grid During the Russian Invasion

View Lecture Slides As part of our Global Resilience Research Network (GRRN) Resilience Lecture Series, Thomas Popik – Chairman &…

Event Recap: Participatory Modeling and Collaborative Decision-Making for Climate and Social Justice: From Potential to Realization

Guest Speakers: Moira Zellner (GRI Faculty Affiliate), Renée Wallace (Doers Edge), Dan Milz, Leilah Lyons Presentation Recording Professor Rebecca Riccio…

Recognizing Women Community Leaders on a Global Scale

GRI Faculty Affiliate Patty Goodman has recently co-edited the book, Women Community Leaders and Their Impact as Global Changemakers, published by ICI Global and to be released in March 2022. I

Promoting a Healthy & Resilient Child Abuse & Neglect Workforce

GRI Faculty Affiliate Beth E. Molnar recently co-led a journal club discussion on a special issue of the journal, Child Abuse & Neglect, that she co-edited in December 2020.

Climate Manipulation? Not all “Solutions” Should Be Advanced

Jennie's work in this publication can be found on Section 1, Page 13, and focuses on how solar geoengineering, a controversial proposed set of technologies that could potentially cool the planet by reflecting the sun's rays back to space.

Searching for the Family Doctor

Searching for the Family Doctor: “Primary Care on the Brink”

The family doctor, Hoff explains, was conceived of as a powered-up version of the "country doctor" idea. At a time when doctor-patient relationships are evaporating in the face of highly transactional, fast-food-style medical practice, this ideal seems both nostalgic and revolutionary

Community Resilience: A Tale of Three Cities

Read More One of the things that frustrates me the most about communities and community resilience is that too few…