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First published 2018-9

Why it takes an ‘ontological shock’ to prompt increases in small firm resilience: Sensemaking,emotions and flood risk

Tim Harries, Lindsey McEwen, Amanda Wragg

International Small Business Journal: Researching Entrepreneurship

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First published 2008-11

Young people making sense of risk

Erika Wall, Anna Olofsson

YOUNG

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First published 2009-2

Organizations and Risk in Late Modernity

Robert P. Gephart, John Van Maanen, Thomas Oberlechner

Organization Studies

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First published 2025-2

“I’m Worried They Will Come Back to Haunt Me”: Examining How Retired National Football League Players Make Sense of Concussion Risks

Joseph McGlynn, David Cassilo

Communication & Sport

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First published 2009-2

Making Good Sense: Assessing the Quality of Risky Decision-making

Graham M. Winch, Eunice Maytorena

Organization Studies

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First published 2020-2

“We Are a Football Family”: Making Sense of Parents’ Decisions to Allow Their Children to Play Tackle Football

Rebecca D. Boneau, Brian K. Richardson, Joseph McGlynn

Communication & Sport

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First published 2023-7

LGBTQ+ Sensemaking: The Mental Load of Identifying Workplace Allies

Elizabeth M. Minei, Sally O. Hastings, Simone Warren

International Journal of Business Communication

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First published 2020-11

Youth Risk-taking and Leisure: A Multifactorial Model in the Italian Context

Paola Panarese, Isabella Mingo

YOUNG

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First published 2025-10

Scrolling Through Chaos: The Implications of TikTok for Crisis Sensemaking

Christy Khoury, Jeff Hemsley

Social Media + Society

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First published 2025

Sensemaking and engagement in ethical decision-making (SEED): A United States decision-making framework for educational administration and school leadership *

Karen Stansberry Beard

Educational Management Administration & Leadership

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