Systemic Risk
Systemic risk refers to the danger that failures or vulnerabilities in one part of a system trigger cascading effects and widespread disruption across socio-technical or financial systems. The concept examines interdependencies, feedbacks and network structures to inform resilience, early warning and governance measures. It guides architectural and organizational decisions to reduce systemic fragility.
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