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Risk management regulation

19 Dec Risk management regulation

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Standardization and the use of standards in risk management regulations related to land-use planning is increasingly popular (Ingvarson, 2020, p. 395). The development towards increased standardization is also observed in diverse risk domains such as terrorism and security risk management (Jore, 2020), cybersecurity (Skotnes, 2020) and disaster risk management (Morsut, 2020). Increased standardization, irrespective of risk domain, is also met by critical voices that problematize the value of standardization of risk management regulations (Aven and Ylönen, 2019, Olsen, 2020a). Ingvarson (2020) indicates that analyses of the effect or value of applying risk management processes with different levels and types of standardization are not readily available in research literature. It is suggested that positioning as proponents or opponents of standardization of risk management regulations is based on mostly practical considerations and intellectual reasoning rather than empirical data on the effects of standardization. Arguments from the ongoing debate on whether standardization of risk management regulations is desirable represent both the strengths and weaknesses of standardization (Ingvarson, 2021).

  • Johan, Ingvarson., Henrik, Hassel. (2023). “On the strength of arguments related to standardization in risk management regulations”. Safety Science, Volume 158, February 2023, 105998.
  • Ingvarson, J. (2020). “The Basis for Debating Standardization of Risk for Land-use Planning is Incomplete”. Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 30th European Safety and Reliability Conference and the 15th Probabilistic Safety Assessment and Management Conference.
  • H. Jore. (2020). “Standardization of terrorism risk analysis – A means or an obstacle to achieving security?”.  O.E. Olsen, K. Juhl, P.H. Lindøe, O.A. Engen (Eds.), Standardization and Risk Governance – A Multi-Disciplinary Approach, Routledge (2020), pp. 150-165.
  • Ø. Skotnes. (2020). “Standardization of cybersecurity for critical infrastructures – The role of sensemaking and translation”. O.E. Olsen, K. Juhl, P.H. Lindøe, O.A. Engen (Eds.), Standardization and Risk Governance – A Multi-Disciplinary Approach, Routledge (2020), pp. 166-180
  • Morsut (Ed.) (2020). “, Towards a standardization of EU disaster risk management?”, Routledge (2020)
  • Aven, M. Ylönen (2019). “The strong power of standards in the safety and risk fields: A threat to proper developments of these fields?”. Reliab. Eng. Syst. Saf., 189 (2019), pp. 279-286, 10.1016/j.ress.2019.04.035
  • E. Olsen (2020a). “Dilemmas of standardization in risk governance”. O.E. Olsen, K. Juhl, P.H. Lindøe, O.A. Engen (Eds.), Standardization and Risk Governance – A Multi-Disciplinary Approach, Routledge (2020), pp. 275-280

 

 

 

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