RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE LITERATUREFROM 2020 TO 2024
Keywords:
Agenda. COVID-19, Danger, Risk, Resilience, VulnerabilityAbstract
Risk management derivedfrom public administration and civil protection has its origin in the framework of international conventions, but its practice is far from following the guiding principles. The objective of the present work was to review and establish the risk management network in the literature from 2020 to 2024to compare the theoretical structure with empirical observations in a sample of students selected by the profile of their academic training. The results show that a structure of prevention, reaction and dissemination of risks is configured based on the uses and customs of vulnerable communities and exposed to risks, as well as the trust that it builds with experts and authorities. Precisely, the contribution of the study contravenes studies on stigma, but opens thediscussion on the inclusion of mistrust in a model of preponderant factors. The inclusion of stigma is recommendedtoestablish a comprehensive management of risks in the face of the pandemic at the university of study
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