Search Results - "Phillips, Peter J"

GFDL’s ESM2 Global Coupled Climate–Carbon Earth System Models. Part II: Carbon System Formulation and Baseline Simulation Characteristics by Dunne, John P., John, Jasmin G., Shevliakova, Elena, Stouffer, Ronald J., Krasting, John P., Malyshev, Sergey L., Milly, P. C. D., Sentman, Lori T., Adcroft, Alistair J., Cooke, William, Dunne, Krista A., Griffies, Stephen M., Hallberg, Robert W., Harrison, Matthew J., Levy, Hiram, Wittenberg, Andrew T., Phillips, Peter J., Zadeh, Niki

“…The authors describe carbon system formulation and simulation characteristics of two new global coupled carbon–climate Earth System Models (ESM), ESM2M and…”
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Terrorism Watch Lists, Suspect Ranking and Decision-Making Biases by Phillips, Peter J., Pohl, Gabriela

“…The large number of names on terrorism watch lists raises the problem of monitoring. Given the existing resource constraints and other logistical…”
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Information, Uncertainty & Espionage by Phillips, Peter J, Pohl, Gabriela

“…Intelligence scholars are drawing on behavioural decision theory to improve decision-making under risk and uncertainty in intelligence and counterintelligence…”
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Crowd counting: a behavioural economics perspective by Phillips, Peter J., Pohl, Gabriela

“…Developments in technology have facilitated the emergence of new crowd counting organisations. Some of the organisations have established platforms to…”
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Will Self-Managed Superannuation Fund Investors Survive? by Phillips, Peter J.

“…The relative risk aversion coefficient that characterises the representative self‐managed superannuation fund (SMSF) investor reveals not only how much that…”
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Anticipated regret, terrorist behaviour & the presentation of the outcomes of attacks in the mainstream media and in terrorist group publications by Phillips, Peter J., Pohl, Gabriela

“…Using the same executive function that allows him to plan a terrorist attack, the terrorist can consider the possibility that the outcomes of the attack will…”
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Speaking of terrorist behaviour by Phillips, Peter J., Pohl, Gabriela

“…Using prospect theory as our core descriptive model of the decision-making process, we explore how behavioural economics can be used to expand what can be said…”
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Space Junk: Behavioural Economics and the Prioritisation of Solutions by Phillips, Peter J, Pohl, Gabriela

“…The use and exploration of outer space is, according to the Outer Space Treaty (OST), to be carried out for the benefit and interest of all parties. Outer…”
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Sin Stocks in Self Managed Superannuation Funds by Phillips, Peter J

“…Ethical or responsible investing has attracted much attention over the last decade. Financial planners can now advise clients on a broad range of ethical…”
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How Terrorism Red Flags Become Weak Signals Through the Processes of Judgement and Evaluation by Phillips, Peter J., Pohl, Gabriela

“…This paper addresses the question of why, in spite of their characteristics as ‘strong signals’, terrorism red flags can sometimes be missed. This represents a…”
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FinTech, terrorism-related fund transfers and behavioural finance by Phillips, Peter J., McDermid, Benjamin

“…The arrival of "FinTech" - non-bank companies offering financial services through new technology - has changed the regulatory landscape of the financial…”
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Countering Intelligence Algorithms: Decision Theory, Design Choices and Counter-AI by Phillips, Peter J, Pohl, Gabriela

“…The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithms by intelligence agencies requires the capability to counter their use by rival agencies. A…”
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Tinker, Thaler, Soldier, Spy: Behavioral Economics of HUMINT Transactions and Source Prioritizations by Phillips, Peter J., Pohl, Gabriela

“…Phillips and Pohl discuss the behavioral economics of HUMINT transactions and source prioritizations. Behavioral economics, or economics and psychology, is an…”
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Terrorist choice: a stochastic dominance and prospect theory analysis by Phillips, Peter J., Pohl, Gabriela

“…The paper explores terrorist choice by applying two well-known theoretical frameworks: stochastic dominance and prospect theory (PT). We analyse each pair of…”
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The Diversification and Performance of Self-Managed Superannuation Funds by Phillips, Peter J., Cathcart, Alex, Teale, John

“…In this article we examine the diversification and performance of a small preliminary sample of Australian self‐managed superannuation (retirement) funds…”
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SELF MANAGED SUPERANNUATION FUNDS AND THE BEAR MARKET OF 2007-2008 by Phillips, Peter J, Baczynski, Michael, Teale, John

“…In this paper, we examine the bear market performance of self managed superannuation funds (SMSFs). Previous studies have highlighted some problems with the…”
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Can self-managed superannuation fund trustees earn the equity risk premium? by Phillips, Peter J, Baczynski, Michael, Teale, John

“…Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to determine whether self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) trustees earn: the equity risk premium or any premium to…”
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The Life Cycle of Terrorist Organizations by Phillips, Peter J.

“…It is a fact that terrorist organizations come and go. This empirical fact tends to draw attention to the demise of the terrorist organization and distracts…”
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Economic Profiling of the Lone Wolf Terrorist: Can Economics Provide Behavioral Investigative Advice? by Phillips, Peter J., Pohl, Gabriela

“…Economics has long had a theory of "crime and punishment." This theory provides predictions about the effects of law enforcement activity on criminals' actions…”
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APPLYING MODERN PORTFOLIO THEORY TO THE ANALYSIS OF TERRORISM. COMPUTING THE SET OF ATTACK METHOD COMBINATIONS FROM WHICH THE RATIONAL TERRORIST GROUP WILL CHOOSE IN ORDER TO MAXIMISE INJURIES AND FATALITIES by Phillips, Peter J.

“…In this paper, terrorism is analysed using the tools of modern portfolio theory. This approach permits the analysis of the returns that a terrorist group can…”
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