GCRI
Publications
The catalogue of publications from The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI), through GCRI Canada or GCRI US. Each entry appears once, at its canonical address, with publisher, authors, date, version, review state, licence and correction history. Nothing enters before review and release. See the Reports programme and corrections and updates.
01Catalogue record
What every entry states.
| Field | What it records |
|---|---|
| Publisher | The organisation that issues the work, GCRI Canada or GCRI US, and any co-publisher on record |
| Authors and reviewers | Named authors, and the review roles that accepted the work, with declared conflicts managed |
| Version and date | The release date, the current version and links to superseded versions |
| Evidence and methods | Evidence labels, a methods page and the source and rights register |
| Licence | The licence for text, figures and data, described on rights and licences |
| Funding | Funding disclosures for the work |
02Kinds of publication
Four families, one standard.
Every family follows the same review, attribution and correction rules, so a reader can compare a report, a paper and a brief on the same footing.
Papers
Scientific and technical papers
Research and methods papers, browsable in the research library.
03Attribution
One canonical home for each work.
A publication has one canonical URL. Other GCRI pages, specialist platforms and partner institutions summarise and link to it rather than republishing it. When citing, use the canonical title, publisher, version and date shown in the record.
Publications of The Global Risks Forum and The Global Risks Alliance are catalogued by those institutions, for example GRA publications and professional briefs.
04In review
Where the first entries will come from.
The catalogue holds no released entry yet. The first editions of Reports are drafts in stewardship review: each edition page states its evidence close, version and review passes. A draft enters this catalogue when it is released, with its date, version, authors and DOI. See the editions in review.
A draft is cited as a draft; its edition page gives the citation.
05Pages
Pages in Publications.
06Questions
Questions and answers.
How should I cite a GCRI publication?
Cite the title, the publishing organisation, the version, the release date and the canonical URL from the catalogue record. Cite the version you used, since corrections create new versions.
Are drafts or forthcoming reports listed?
No. Only released publications are catalogued. Planned series are described on the Reports programme page without being shown as released.
Can I reuse figures and data?
Under the licence stated in each record. Third-party material keeps its own terms, and restricted data is never released through the catalogue.
How do I report an error in a publication?
Write to the integrity concern form naming the publication, the passage and your evidence. Accepted corrections are published as new versions.
Who decides whether a work is released?
Release follows domain and editorial review by qualified, conflict-managed reviewers and the publisher. It follows review, not publicity deadlines, and no funder or sponsor can decide a conclusion.
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