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Joanna Makomaski
            Columnist

2009-07-01
To Catch a Thief
To Catch a Thief | Risk & Insurance | I remember it was a Wednesday at noon on a frigid Canadian winter day. MORE

2009-06-01
Eyes Bigger Than Stomachs?
Eyes Bigger Than Stomachs? | Risk & Insurance | Ah, the joys of tax season--I actually had to look at my RRSP, the 401(k) equivalent in Canada. I have been avoiding it for quite some time. MORE

2009-05-01
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Planet
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Planet | Risk & Insurance | In the early nineties, I found myself second-in-command at the Environmental Management Training Centre in Poland. MORE

2009-04-15
A Back-Breaking Greenback?
A Back-Breaking Greenback? | Risk & Insurance | It is a beautiful sunny afternoon in early March in San Diego as I write this column. The world's economic predicament seems to change daily, so I feel obligated to mark the date when I write. MORE

2009-04-01
Black Swan or Ostrich?
Black Swan or Ostrich? | Risk & Insurance | I confess--I love cliches. I gain deep satisfaction in using them especially at choice moments. They have such power and the English language is full of them. MORE

2009-03-03
The BASH Crash HeROes
The BASH Crash HeROes | Risk & Insurance | On Jan. 15, at 3:24 p.m., US Air flight 1549 took air leaving New York's LaGuardia Airport to Charlotte, N.C. MORE

2009-01-01
Studying Economic Ecology
Studying Economic Ecology | Risk & Insurance One of my favorite classes while studying engineering was an elective course in ecology, which is the study of the distribution of life and its interdependencies. MORE

2008-12-01
Must-Haves for True ERM
Must-Haves for True ERM | Risk & Insurance Is it just me or has the world recently been flooded with new risk managers and enterprise risk management experts? MORE

2008-11-01
Playing the Mortgage Jenga
Playing the Mortgage Jenga | Risk & Insurance Jenga, "the unpredictable, quick playing, tower-building game that combines suspense and risk-taking, where mounting anticipation comes to a crashing climax." MORE

2008-10-15
The Gut Whisperer
The Gut Whisperer | Risk & Insurance This winter I went 'canyoning' in the majestic rainforests of Costa Rica. This sport entails climbing very high waterfalls. At the top, you are strapped to a rope. MORE

2008-10-01
Means to an End
Means to an End | Risk & Insurance We all know that the fastest and cheapest way to get a car is to steal it. So, does that mean that anything is acceptable if it leads to a successful result? Should we applaud success no matter how it is achieved? MORE

2008-09-15
Buying Time
Buying Time | Risk & Insurance To realize the value of one month: Ask a mother who has given birth to a premature baby. To realize the value of one week: Ask an editor of a weekly newspaper. To realize the value of one minute: Ask a person who has missed an important phone call. MORE

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