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The allocation of catastrophe risk
Journal of Banking and Finance
2002 : MAR, VOL. 26:2-3, p. 585-596
 2002 Niehaus, G.
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September 11, 2001 attack on America: a record of the immediate impacts and reactions in the USA travel and tourism industry
Tourism Management
2002 : DEC, VOL. 23:6, p. 573-580
 2002 Goodrich, J. N.
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The best of times, the worst of times: differences in hotel performance following 9/11
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly
2002 : OCT, VOL. 43:5, p. 41-52
 2002 Enz, C. A.
Canina, L.
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Crisis management and recovery: how Washington, D.C., hotels responded to terrorism
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly
2002 : OCT, VOL. 43:5, p. 27-40
 2002 Stafford, G.
Yu, L.
Armoo, A. K.
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September 11, 2001: recovering hospitality at ground zero
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly
2002 : OCT, VOL. 43:5, p. 11-26
 2002 Knable, C. R. J.
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Disaster Dynamics: Understanding the Role of Quantity in Organizational Collapse
Administrative Science Quarterly
2002 : MAR, VOL. 47:1, p. 1-30
 2002 Rudolph, J. W.
Repenning, N. P.
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Back Up Your Data to Survive a Disaster
Journal of Accountancy
2002 : APR, VOL. 193:4, p. 65-69
 2002 Hunton, J. E.
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Is Your Business Prepared for the Worst?
Journal of Accountancy
2002 : APR, VOL. 193:4, p. 61-64
 2002 Gerber, J. A.
Feldman, E. R.
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Airports. Special report
Airline Business
2002 : JUN, VOL. 18:6, p. 45-60
 2002
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Criticality of data quality as exemplified in two disasters
Information & Management
2001 : DEC, VOL. 39:2, p. 109-116
 2001 Fisher, C.W.
Kingma, B.R.
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