This article responds to the call advancing risk science as an independent research field, by
introducing a conceptual model for risk analysis based on distributed sensemaking …

This article describes how risk has been conceptualized in the business and organizational
literature through four distinct transformations: from the techno‐scientific perspective to the …

In the same way that individuals' risk perceptions can influence how they behave toward
risks, how organizational members make sense of risk controls is an important influence on …

New and emerging risks create growing uncertainty and unpredictability within enterprise
risk management. While ISO 31000: 2009 is a progressive risk management framework, it is …

The risk assessment of complex systems often seems to neglect the way in which intentions,
collective and individual, are central to our explanations of how risk arises in such systems …

Organizational encounters with risk range from errors and anomalies to outright disasters. In
a world of increasing interdependence and technological sophistication, the problem of …

This study examines a public hearing, in which a company normalizes a high-risk project
while a group of residents and landowners problematize it through three types of relational …

The recognition that organizations are a part of adverse outcomes has become
commonplace in risk research. Social organization is a key theme in relation to risk …

Risk intelligence is the honed ability to rigorously interpret risks and the consequences or
opportunities they pose for a company. It allows leaders to see through environmental …

Strategic risks are those threats or opportunities that materially affect the ability of an
organisation to survive. Despite the significance of strategic risks, existing risk management …