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Adam Rose Dr. Alternative spellings: Adam Z. Rose A. Z. Rose A. Rose B: 1948 Biblio: Center for Risk and Economic Analysis of Terrorism Events (CREATE), University of Southern California (USC), Los Angeles, CA, USAPlace of Activity: Los Angeles, Calif.Place of Activity: Morgantown, W Va.Place of Activity: University Park, Pa.
Profession Economist
Affiliations University of Southern California. Price School of Public Policy Regional Research Institute (Morgantown, W Va.) Pennsylvania State University (University Park, Pa.)
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Publishing years Series General paper / G / The Centre of Policy Studies and the Impact Project (3) The international library of critical writings in economics (3) Integrated Disaster Risk Management (2) Working paper (1) Contemporary studies in economic and financial analysis (1) Special issue on global warming (1) Regional and interregional interindustry modelling (1) Frontiers of environmental & resource economics (1) International regional science review (1) World Bank Policy Research Working Paper (1) Memorandum / Department of Economics, University of Oslo (1) Policy Research Working Paper (1) World Bank E-Library Archive (1) Policy research working paper : WPS (1) Integrated disaster risk management (1) Advances in spatial science (1) Advances in Spatial Science, The Regional Science Series (1) FEEM Working Paper (1) Regional science dissertation & monograph series (1) 
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