Detailed Learning Plan and Reading Materials Strategic Risk Management Practice: How to Deal The central text for this Directed Study is Effectively With Major Corporate Exposures by Torben Juul Andersen and Peter Winther Schrøder of the Copenhagen Business School (Cambridge Press, 2010), which will be available at the UST Bookstore. There will be additional readings assigned for each of the five sessions. They will be available online. Session 1: Introduction to the Course: Risk Management: History, Standards, Current Developments, General Structures Readings Summary: STRATEGIC (Andersen and Schrøder): The Strategic Nature of Chapters 1 and 6. Corporate Risk Management, Fischbacher-Smith, D. and Fischbacher-Smith, M. (2009) The changing nature of risk Risk and risk management: the challenge of borders, uncertainty and resilience. Management, 11(1). Pp. 1-12. ISSN 1460-3799 (Challenge Reading) Organization for Standardization (ISO). 2009. ISO: 31000, Risk Final Draft. Geneva: ISO and Guidelines, World Economic Forum. WEF, 2015. Global Risks 2015. Seventh Edition. FEATURED CASE STUDY: British Petroleum: From Texas City to the Gulf of Mexico Christine Bang Andersen, Copenhagen Business School. 2015 and Beyond. Session 2: Developing Risk Awareness: Principles of Risk: Theories and Perspectives Risk Awareness/Risk Decisions/Critical Thinking Readings: STRATEGIC RISK MANAGEMENT (Andersen and Schrøder): The Strategic Nature of Chapters 2 and 3 Corporate Risk Management, (NOTE: Not in online readings packet! Browse this site, and be sure to click on buttons for Cultural Tools, National Culture, and Organisational Culture and read materials within) Kimbrough, RL. And Componation, PJ. The Relationship Between Organizational Engineering Management Journal Vol. 21 No. Culture and Enterprise Risk Management. 2 June 2009 (Challenge Reading) Williams, DJ. And Noyes, JM. How does our perception of risk influence Theoretical Issues in Implications for the design of risk information. Ergonomics Science Vol. 8, No. 1, January–February 2007, 1–35 FEATURED CASE STUDY: Andersen, TJ. Corporate Values and Responsible Copenhagen Business School, Unpublished 2014 Behaviour (the Maersk case).
Detailed Learning Plan and Reading Materials The central text for this Directed Study is Strategic Risk Management Practice: How to Deal Effectively With Major Corporate Exposures by Torben Juul Andersen and Peter Winther Schrøder of the Copenhagen Business School (Cambridge Press, 2010), which will be available at the UST Bookstore. There will be additional readings assigned for each of the five sessions. They will be available online. Session 1: Introduction to the Course: Risk Management: History, Standards, Current Developments, General Structures Readings Summary: STRATEGIC (Andersen and Schrøder): The Strategic Nature of Corporate Risk Management, Chapters 1 and 6. Fischbacher-Smith, D. and Fischbacher-Smith, M. (2009) The changing nature of risk and risk management: the challenge of borders, uncertainty and resilience. Risk Management, 11(1). Pp. 1-12. ISSN 1460-3799 (Challenge Reading) Organization for Standardization (ISO). 2009. ISO: 31000, Risk and Guidelines, Final Draft. Geneva: ISO World Economic Forum. Global Risks 2015. Seventh Edition. WEF, 2015. FEATURED CASE STUDY: British Petroleum: From Texas City to the Gulf of Mexico and Beyond. Christine Bang Andersen, Copenhagen Business School. 2015 Session 2: Developing Risk Awareness: Principles of Risk: Theories and Perspectives Risk Awareness/Risk Decisions/Critical Thinking Readings: STRATEGIC RISK MANAGEMENT (Andersen and Schrøder): The Strategic Nature of Corporate Risk Management, Chapters 2 and 3 (NOTE: Not in online readings packet! Browse this site, and be sure to click on buttons for Cultural Tools, National Culture, and Organisational Culture and read materials within) Kimbrough, RL. And Componation, PJ. The Relationship Between Organizational Culture and Enterprise Risk Management. Engineering Management Journal Vol. 21 No. 2 June 2009 (Challenge Reading) Williams, DJ. And Noyes, JM. How does our perception of risk influence Implications for the design of risk information. Theoretical Issues in Ergonomics Science Vol. 8, No. 1, January–February 2007, 1–35 FEATURED CASE STUDY: Andersen, TJ. Corporate Values and Responsible Behaviour (the Maersk case). Copenhagen Business School, Unpublished 2014