Re-examining Political Risk Assessments in Volatile Regions
Conventional country risk and political risk indexes, to formalize the process, have attempted to standardize and generalize assessment models for factors that are highly context specific. Hence, the value derived from traditional political risk indexes lack precision and are therefore less reliable...
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doaj-20ca408f8bfe4949b52d677d917638102020-11-25T02:37:27ZengAtlantis PressJournal of Risk Analysis and Crisis Response (JRACR)2210-85052019-11-019310.2991/jracr.k.191024.001Re-examining Political Risk Assessments in Volatile RegionsGhaidaa HetouConventional country risk and political risk indexes, to formalize the process, have attempted to standardize and generalize assessment models for factors that are highly context specific. Hence, the value derived from traditional political risk indexes lack precision and are therefore less reliable. This paper re-examines political risk analysis and explains how understanding the topology and nature of political risk in emerging and developing markets is a crucial advancement in developing political risk analysis for the private sector and government agencies. Particular focus is given to develop political risk characterization as a risk analysis category. To bridge the conceptual gap between risk assessment and risk management, this paper proposes the concept of complex adaptive systems as the backdrop for emerging political risk scenarios.https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/125921407/viewRisk characterizationcomplex adaptive systemsMiddle East and North Africarisk assessmentrisk analysis |
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Re-examining Political Risk Assessments in Volatile Regions |
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Re-examining Political Risk Assessments in Volatile Regions |
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Re-examining Political Risk Assessments in Volatile Regions |
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Conventional country risk and political risk indexes, to formalize the process, have attempted to standardize and generalize assessment models for factors that are highly context specific. Hence, the value derived from traditional political risk indexes lack precision and are therefore less reliable. This paper re-examines political risk analysis and explains how understanding the topology and nature of political risk in emerging and developing markets is a crucial advancement in developing political risk analysis for the private sector and government agencies. Particular focus is given to develop political risk characterization as a risk analysis category. To bridge the conceptual gap between risk assessment and risk management, this paper proposes the concept of complex adaptive systems as the backdrop for emerging political risk scenarios. |
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Risk characterization complex adaptive systems Middle East and North Africa risk assessment risk analysis |
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