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IDENTIFYING KEY META-NARRATIVE THEMES ACROSS PUBLIC-SECTOR ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT LITERATURE IN SUPPORT OF THE MARINE CORPS’ FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION
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McElroy, Patrick A., Jr. |
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IDENTIFYING KEY META-NARRATIVE THEMES ACROSS PUBLIC-SECTOR ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT LITERATURE IN SUPPORT OF THE MARINE CORPS’ FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION |
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Monterey, CA; Naval Postgraduate School |
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This research seeks to identify the key meta-narrative themes across public-sector enterprise risk management (ERM) literature that may inform the Marine Corps’ future implementation of value-added ERM. This research is grounded in current, regulation-compliant, public-sector ERM best practices, and the purpose is to make recommendations in support of the Marine Corps’ future implementation of ERM. The research was conducted using a systematic meta-narrative review methodology and approached in a multi-disciplinary fashion. This research is important because of regulations that mandate that federal agencies adopt ERM; the Marine Corps does not currently have an ERM process in place. Subjects: enterprise risk management; systematic meta-narrative review; qualitative analysis; risk; OMB A-123; USMC; HQMC P&R; value |
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| Language | English | |
| Publication date | December 2019 | |
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IA Collections: navalpostgraduateschoollibrary; fedlink |
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