Understanding risk debates through Mary Douglas: environment, inequality and COVID-19
Analyzing model risks in risk aggregation of non-financial corporations
The interruptive power of COVID-19 under a business continuity perspective
Modelling the risk and reward trade-off for SMEs: a case study
The relationship between ERM and performance revisited: empirical evidence from SMEs
Risk management implementation by SMEs investigated through a lens of ERM maturity models
Drivers of ERM in SMEs: which corporate governance features matter?
Insights from the boardroom: opening the black box of board risk oversight
Supervisory pressure and risk management systems: empirical evidence from the banking context
Setting up risk disclosure: case study insights from an integrated reporting pioneer
Integrated report and credit risk: empirical evidence from a mandatory integrated reporting setting
Lessons learnt and directions for future research on risk and risk management in diverse settings.

This volume offers new, convincing empirical evidence on topical risk- and risk management-related issues in diverse settings, using an interdisciplinary approach. The authors advance compelling arguments, firmly anchored to well-accepted theoretical frameworks, while adopting either qualitative or quantitative research methodologies. The book presents interviews and surveys with risk managers to gather insights on risk management and risk disclosure in practice. Additionally, the book collects and analyzes information contained in public reports to capture risk disclosure and perceptions on risk management impacts on companies internal organization. It sheds light on financial and market values to understand the effect of risk management on actual and perceived firms performance, respectively. Further, it examines the impacts of risk and risk management on society and the economy. The book improves awareness and advances knowledge on the complex and changeable risk and risk management fields of study. It interweaves among topical, up-to-date issues, peculiar, under-investigated contexts, and differentiated, complementary viewpoints on the same themes. Therefore, the book is a must-read for scholars and researchers, as well as practitioners and policy makers, interested in a better understanding of risk and risk management studies in different fields.