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Coping with the Crisis: Managing Social Security in Uncertain Times
www.issa.int Report Coping with the crisis: Managing social security in uncertain times The ISSA Crisis Monitor Project International Social Security Association, Geneva, 2012 Coping with the crisis: Managing social security in uncertain times ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Produced under the responsibility of the ISSA’s Social Security Observatory, the report was authored by Ian Orton, with contributions from Alexander Belopopsky, Ariel Pino, Roland Sigg, Shea McClanahan and Simon Brimblecombe. Publications of the International Social Security Association enjoy copyright. Nevertheless, short excerpts from them may be reproduced without authorization for non-profit purposes on condition that the source is indicated. For rights of reproduction or translation, application should be made to the International Social Security Association, ISSA Publications, Case postale 1, CH-1211 Geneva 22, Switzerland. The designations employed herein, which are in conformity with United Nations practice, do not imply the expression of any opinion on the part of the ISSA concerning the legal status of any country, area or territory or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers. While care has been taken in the preparation and reproduction of the data published herein, the ISSA declines liability for any inaccuracy, omission or other error in the data, and, in general, for any financial or other loss or damage in any way resulting from the use of this publication. The report is available in electronic format: www.issa.int First published January 2012. © International Social Security Association, 2012 Contents Executive summary 4 1. Introduction 5 2. Assessing the impact of the crisis 7 3. Responding to the crisis 9 3.1. -
Catalogue 24 Winter/Spring 2018
CATALOGUE 24 WINTER/SPRING 2018 © Dargaud - Leo & Rodolphe NEW TITLES TO JUNE 2018 JANUARY APRIL P4 P5 P6 P14 P15 P16 P17 FEBRUARY MAY P7 P8 P9 P10 P18 P19 P20 MARCH JUNE P11 P12 P13 P21 P22 P23 Dear readers, welcome to Cinebook’s the threshold between sci-fi and fantasy, shenanigans in the Middle East. And Valerian to take us on a crazy adventure 24th catalogue. Thorgal must deal with the casual cruelty if you like planes, then please give a through time. Expect hilarity. Your response last year to our first of those who call themselves ‘civilised’ warm welcome to our new series Bear’s Finally, don’t miss the second adven- hardback collected edition was nothing in The Barbarian. Tooth – a story of flying, betrayal and ture of Mountie Trent. It’s a rare comic short of awe-inspiring, and we have We begin the second cycle of The friendship against all odds set in WW2. that manages to perfectly balance the more of them, with volumes 4 and 5 Last Templar, with FBI Agent Reilly and Different war with some new exploits serenity of the Canadian wilds, the quiet, of The Complete Valerian coming this archaeologist Tess Chaykin reuniting by The Bluecoats – training new recruits contemplative nature of a taciturn hero, semester. We also have another regular on a new treasure hunt. And speaking is hard when you don’t speak the same and a hefty dose of excitement when Valerian & Laureline title, as well as the of contemporary action-thrillers with language! Our old friend Lucky Luke he eventually gets his man – but Leo, brilliant one-shot Valerian -
To Download Catalogue 25 (Summer/Autumn 2018)
CATALOGUE 25 SUMMER/AUTUMN 2018 © Dargaud - Leo, Jamar & Simon NEW TITLES TO DECEMBER 2018 JULY OCTOBER P4 P5 P6 P14 P15 P16 P17 AUGUST NOVEMBER P7 P8 P9 P10 P18 P19 P20 P21 SEPTEMBER DECEMBER P11 P12 P13 P22 P23 Dear readers, welcome to Cinebook’s Alone is next, descending ever deeper holism? On the other side of the border, in Spirou we discover that the aftermath 25th catalogue. into horror territory now that our five Lucky Luke introduces us to his own ver- of Zorglub’s crazy scheme isn’t all fun Three new series await you this se- heroes have won their freedom. And sion of one of the best known episodes and games. Whereas, for Gomer Goof, mester, two of them by Leo, creator of we’re bringing you our 20th Thorgal title of the Old West – prepare for a hilarious everything seems to be fun and games Aldebaran. First, Mermaid Project, a tale in which Aaricia and Kriss will have to take on the famous shootout at the O.K. – especially work hours, office supplies, of crime, espionage and environmental- learn to get along. Oh, dear … Corral. And then the lonesome cowboy and his relationship with his boss! ism in a world turned upside down by In the historical vein we have Bear’s heads to a rather unexpected destina- Finally, two of Jean Van Hamme’s cre- an ecological disaster. Then IAN, taking Tooth, where Polish-American pilot Max tion: the City of Lights! Meanwhile, Ya- ations return. Lady S. is embroiled in a a deep, troubling look at the nature of is now infiltrating the secret weapons di- kari continues to delight children with desperate attempt to prevent an alliance sentience – what makes us human, and vision of the Luftwaffe during the closing his heart-warming tales of … lake mon- between the Russian and Corsican ma- could an artificial being have it? Finally, days of WWII. -
Switzerland's Security 2016
SWITZERLAND’S SECURITY Situation Report 2016 of the Federal Intelligence Service FIS SWITZERLAND’S SECURITY Federal Intelligence Service FIS Situation Report 2016 Papiermühlestrasse 20 CH-3003 Bern of the Federal Intelligence Service FIS www.fis.admin.ch / [email protected] SWITZERLAND’S SECURITY Switzerland’s Security 2016 Table of contents Security and sovereignty in uncertain times 5 The situation report in brief 7 Strategic environment in a state of flux 13 Focus on China 24 Violent extremism and terrorism motivated by religion and ethno-nationalism 33 Right-wing and left-wing extremism 53 Proliferation 63 Illegal intelligence 71 List of abbreviations 85 SITUATION REPORT 2016 | FIS 3 Security and sovereignty in uncertain times As the previously favourable security climate becomes more volatile, security policy is required to provide guidance. Our environment is characterized by rapidly growing complexity, and even the word ‘chaos’ is creeping into the language of security policy. It is being used as a rather inadequate description of the trend toward ‘fragmentation’: the sharp rise in the number of relevant players compared with past eras. Increasingly, many non-state players are able to influence Switzerland's internal and external security, both for good and for ill. In this environment, threats and dangers can often develop rapidly and surprisingly. They are becoming more unpredictable and the response times for decision-makers are shrinking. This is generating an atmosphere of uncertainty. The prob- ability of strategic surprises is growing. Providing security guidance under such conditions is a major challenge, and a reliable situation assessment is an indispensible requirement. It provides the basis for governing bodies to make deci- sions which will help to prevent strategic surprises and to guarantee security even in an increasingly uncertain environment.