Integrated Risk Management Decision-Making: A Worker's Compensation Loss Exposure Case Study

Cho, Dongsae

doi:10.2307/252354

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“…The publication phase had been consistent from 1988 and depicted a growth only from 1990 onwards. In WOS’s first publication, Cho (1983) presented a method to determine the optimal apportionment of employees’ reimbursement from RM budget to all relevant RM techniques, while Deravi and Metghalchi (1988) unveiled a significant decrease in bilateral and effective exchange rate variabilities regarding the performance of the European monetary system. The ERM research publication has experienced gradual growth throughout the years, increasing the number of publications annually.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…It was observed that embryonic work in ERM started in the early 1980s (Cho, 1983). However, the ERM framework only emerged in the 1990s (Miller, 1992), as a result of the complex and competitive environment looking to relate RM with firms’ activities (Arena et al , 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…According to the overall authors' affiliated countries, it is obvious that most European countries and emerging countries have focused on research related to ERM adoption. It was observed that embryonic work in ERM started in the early 1980s (Cho, 1983). However, the ERM framework only emerged in the 1990s (Miller, 1992), as a result of the complex and competitive environment looking to relate RM with firms' activities (Arena et al, 2010).…”

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Enterprise risk management literature: emerging themes and future directions

Jaber

Shah

2023

JAOC

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Purpose This study aims to identify the publication phase, performance and scientific contributions of research papers related to enterprise risk management (ERM) and to visualise the emerging themes in addressing volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA). Design/methodology/approach The biblioshiny technique based on the bibliometrix R package was used to draw journal papers’ performance and scientific contributions by displaying distinctive features from the bibliometric method used in prior studies. The data was extracted from the Web of Science (WOS) and Scopus databases. Findings Since the 1990s, ERM publication has gained momentum, and it is generally categorised into four main themes. Studies by Miller (1992) and Bromiley et al. (2015) scored the highest in global and local citations, respectively. However, the Economic Outlook ranked first in quality of publications while the Journal of Risk and Insurance topped in quantity of publications. Collaborative research mainly exists between two authors, and the dynamic number of collaborative networks is evident in the USA. Research limitations/implications This study is limited by the filtered keywords used to generate the search on journal papers’ in WOS and Scopus. It is imperative to have more comprehensive and rigorous analytics on ERM research to enable a direction for future research. Finally, ERM implementation better equips firms to mitigate risk in a VUCA environment. Originality/value This study attempts to fill a vacuum of ERM literature, specifically in business economics, in addressing VUCA. Moreover, it covers a comprehensive predetermined period of from its inception in 1983 until 2022.

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confidence: 99%