The purpose of this paper is to investigate the research development in supply chain
resilience. We undertake a literature survey to review the literature on enterprise and supply …

In an ever-more interconnected world (social, technological and environmental), no
organisation can retain a competitive position and survive disruptions as an independent …

This paper empirically explores the organizational processes at the onset of disruptions and
the factors that determine different configurations of responses. It examines how processes …

Economic recessions have created challenges for small and medium-sized enterprises
(SMEs) and contributed to disruptions requiring them to be resilient. At times of economic …

Over recent years, the concept of resilience has gained increasing support within the
academic community. Given the potentially devastating implications of disruptions …

Resilience has merited growing interest in psychology and management research, given its
potential to drive important organisational outcomes. Yet, there is limited understanding of …

This study takes a processual view of resilience to investigate how tourism organisations
utilise dynamic capabilities to develop resilience in a disaster context. A longitudinal …

This article examines tourism business disaster planning in areas at risk from low-
frequency/high-consequence natural disasters. It presents empirical findings from a tourism …

Our world is more technologically advanced and interdependent, risks are increasingly
shared across local, regional and national boundaries and we are more culturally diverse …

Building on definitions of organisational resilience, employee resilience is conceptualised
as the capacity of employees, facilitated and supported by the organisation, to utilise …