Development Risks, Strict Liability, and the Insurability of Industrial Hazards

Skogh, Göran

doi:10.1057/gpp.1998.18

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“…(Thank et al, 2003)The present condition could be better and maritime laws have flaws in implication, due to which peace and security of the marine sector are at stake (Schiedek et al, 2007). It is pertinent to mention here that maritime trade is also affected due to the pendency of states' claims regarding territorial water before the United Nations (Skogh, 1998). Immediate rectification of flaws is a core time requirement to ensure prosperity and to uphold the supremacy of the rule of law to reinstate international human rights with a peaceful and secure society (Bijma et al, 2013).It would provide ground for effectively accomplishing sustainable development goals in 2030.…”

Section:  Territorial Water Claims By States In 1960 (Unclos-i) mentioning

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“…Article 6 of the UNCLOS-III does not advocate the re-dressal of the issue to resolve the maritime boundary dispute arising from the development of coral reefs or coral bleaching (Song et al, 2022). It disrupts the marine boundaries and, ultimately causing to puts the security of marine commerce/blue economy at stake (Roe, 2013;Skogh, 1998). Upon analysis, the tabulation is a depiction of pending claims related to terrestrial jurisdiction, showing the protection of oceans at stake.…”

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A Review Article on an Appraisal of Maritime Laws as a Mechanism of Community Governance for Sustainable Development Goals

Hussain¹,

Bhatti²

2023

Pak. J. Humanit. Soc. Sci

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As a result of the world's reliance on the blue economy, approximately 80 to 90% of commerce is marine; we cannot lament the Maritime’s interlinking associations with joint stability, social governance, and sustainable development, even in the least environment. There are robust links between maritime laws and community governance. These relationships are concerned with both socioeconomic and sociopolitical stability. Despite regular legislation to protect marine interests, challenges still need to be solved, which can only be accomplished via collaborative governance subject to maritime security. It is well-known that the blue economy, closely related to marine safety, is a source for assuring economic strength. This research aims to conduct a descriptive evaluation using a qualitative technique to highlight the concerns and challenges of naval legislation involving social control. This review will explicitly discuss the possible measures to overcome and eradicate the existing flaws by making suggestions to ensure communal management for desired outcomes regarding sustainable development goals, as well as strapping and long-term improvement of the socioeconomic and sociopolitical affairs between the states. This research will also discuss potential measurements and methods for determining desirable results for present requirements and future demands for altering Pakistani society to achieve long-term development objectives.

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A Review Article on an Appraisal of Maritime Laws as a Mechanism of Community Governance for Sustainable Development Goals

Hussain¹,

Bhatti²

2023

Pak. J. Humanit. Soc. Sci

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“…In connection with these factors-which appear jointly for different groups of insurance contracts-one must also take into account new industrial risks, like development risks, which are connected with new industrial processes, chemicals, nuclear power, asbestos, nanotechnologies, new drugs or vaccines etc.! They are insured only to a small degree by insurance companies (see Skogh 1998 andLoubergé 1976).…”

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Vulnerability and mutual insurance

Eisen

2021

Geneva Pap Risk Insur Issues Pract

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Vulnerability comes, according to Orio Giarini, with two risks: human-made risks, also called entrepreneurial risks, and natural or pure risks such as accidents and earthquakes. Both types of risk are growing in dimension and are increasingly interrelated. To control the vulnerability, sophisticated insurance products are called for. Here, mutual insurance is relevant, in particular when risks are large, probabilities uncertain or unknown, and events interrelated or correlated. In this paper the following three examples are discussed and the advantages of mutual insurance are shown: unknown probabilities connected with unforeseeable events, correlated risks and macroeconomic or demographic risks.

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“…In addition, information on the assessment of such risks is also normally publicly available to the insurers, for example via statistics. See Skogh (1998).…”

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Risk shifting in the context of 3D printing: an insurability perspective

Faure

2020

Geneva Pap Risk Insur Issues Pract

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Development Risks, Strict Liability, and the Insurability of Industrial Hazards

Cited by 23 publications

References 31 publications

A Review Article on an Appraisal of Maritime Laws as a Mechanism of Community Governance for Sustainable Development Goals

A Review Article on an Appraisal of Maritime Laws as a Mechanism of Community Governance for Sustainable Development Goals

Vulnerability and mutual insurance

Risk shifting in the context of 3D printing: an insurability perspective

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