Effects of virus risk on corporate sustainability: Literature Review -- Covid-19 CSR activation by Malaysian Companies: Evidence from Online News -- The Impact of COVID-19 and the October 17th Revolution on Employees' Performances: Case of Lebanese Banks -- Executive Compensation and Corporate Governance Post COVID-19: The Nordic Perspective -- Governance Practices and Regulations for Derivative Products in Emerging Markets in the Wake of the Covid-19 Pandemic and the Subprime Global Financial Meltdown -- The Impact Of Covid-19 On The Sustainability of the Accounting Profession: Turkey Case -- Sustainability accounting in times of the COVID-19 pandemic -- The Causal Relationship Between Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Stock Indices: A Case Study For G20 Countries -- The Perception of Epidemic Situation amongst Coaching and Mentoring Professionals: An Emotional Analysis Approach -- Changes in working conditions in the light of a primary research during the pandemic in Hungary -- AI Applications In Health Sector: Use of Artificial Intelligence in Covid-19 Crisis and Impacts Of Medical Robots on Global Economy -- Evaluation of Vaccine Supply Chain Performance Activities of Health Systems in the COVID 19 Pandemic Period with DEA: European Countries -- Sustainable Teaching: Teacher readiness for online teaching working from home.

This book analyses the effect of biological risk on business and management by considering case studies from Malaysia, Lebanon, and G20 countries during the COVID-19 pandemic. Covering a wide range of topics, such as effects of virus risk on corporate sustainability, COVID-19 and CSR activities, governance practices and regulations for derivative products in emerging markets, risk management during a pandemic, and AI applications in the health sector, this book assists top management in redesigning business models and organisational management in a post-pandemic world and in becoming better equipped to tackle future biological risks or pandemic events.