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2006, Volume 9, Issue 8
- 819-821 Quo Vadis Food Risk Communication?
by Anna Jung - 823-832 Communication in Europe on Semicarbazide and Baby Food
by Anne‐Laure Gassin & Irene van Geest - 833-849 Risk Communication -- Consumers Between Information and Irritation1
by Ortwin Renn - 851-868 Food Information Environments: Risk Communication and Advertising Imagery
by Celio Ferreira - 869-890 How can we Make Food Risk Communication Better: Where are we and Where are we Going?
by Ragnar E. Lofstedt - 891-910 A Tale of Two Food Risks: BSE and Farmed Salmon in Canada
by William Leiss & Anne‐Marie Nicol - 911-932 Trust and Distrust: Cognitive Decisions or Social Relations?
by Unni Kj�rnes
2006, Volume 9, Issue 5
- 449-451 Special Issue on the SRA‐Europe Paris Conference
by Olivier Salvi - 453-466 Beliefs and Emotionality in Risk Appraisals
by Andrea T. Thalmann & Peter M. Wiedemann - 467-482 Adaptation to Five Metres of Sea Level Rise
by Richard S. J. Tol & Maria Bohn & Thomas E. Downing & Marie‐Laure Guillerminet & Eva Hizsnyik & Roger Kasperson & Kate Lonsdale & Claire Mays & Robert J. Nicholls & Alexander A. Olsthoorn & Gabriele Pfeifle & Marc Poumadere & Ferenc L. Toth & Athanasios T. Vafeidis & Peter E. van der Werff & I. Hakan Yetkiner - 483-501 Emerging Issues for Natech Disaster Risk Management in Europe
by Ana Maria Cruz & Laura J. Steinberg & Ana Lisa Vetere‐Arellano - 503-523 Healthcare Institution Risk Assessments: Concentration on “Process” or “Outcome”?
by J. E. Agnew & N. Komaromy & R. E. Smith - 525-542 Dedicating Management to Cultural Processes: Toward a Human Risk Management System
by M. Specht & F. R. Chevreau & C. Denis‐Rémis - 543-568 Adaptation Strategies for Climate Change in the Urban Environment: Assessing Climate Change Related Risk in UK Urban Areas
by S. J. Lindley & J. F. Handley & N. Theuray & E. Peet & D. Mcevoy - 569-582 Complexity and Multi (Inter or Trans)‐Disciplinary Sciences: Which Job for Engineers in Risk Management?
by Jean‐Christophe Le Coze & Olivier Salvi & Didier Gaston - 583-600 ARAMIS Project: Reference Accident Scenarios Definition in SEVESO Establishment
by Christian Delvosalle & Cécile Fiévez & Aurore Pipart
2006, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 287-296 Opinion of the Committee for Prevention and Precaution about the Precautionary Principle
by Christine Noiville & Frédéric‐Yves Bois & Philippe Hubert & Reza Lahidji & Alain Grimfeld - 297-311 Precaution, Science and Jurisprudence: a Test Case
by I. Forrester & J. C. Hanekamp1 - 313-336 The Precautionary Principle and the Uncertainty Paradox
by Marjolein B.. A. van Asselt & Ellen Vos - 337-360 The Precautionary Principle, Swedish Chemicals Policy and Sustainable Development
by Mikael Karlsson - 361-372 The Impacts of Precautionary Measures and the Disclosure of Scientific Uncertainty on EMF Risk Perception and Trust
by Peter M. Wiedemann & Andrea T. Thalmann & Markus A. Grutsch & Holger Sch�tz - 373-392 Precautionary Risk Regulation in European Governance
by Andreas Klinke & Marion Dreyer & Ortwin Renn & Andrew Stirling & Patrick Van Zwanenberg - 393-447 Precaution Against Terrorism
by Jessica Stern & Jonathan B. Wiener
2006, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 125-139 Affective Influences on Risk Perceptions of, and Attitudes Toward, Genetically Modified Food
by Ellen Townsend - 141-164 Risk as Value: Combining Affect and Analysis in Risk Judgments
by Melissa L. Finucane & Joan L. Holup
2006, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-11 Deliberating Over Britain's Nuclear Waste
by David J. Ball - 13-40 Stepwise Approach to the Long‐Term Management of Radioactive Waste1
by Claudio Pescatore & Anna V�ri - 41-56 Responding Public Demand for Assurance of Genetically Modified Crops: Case from Japan
by Mariko Nishizawa & Ortwin Renn - 57-73 Public Panic and Morale: Second World War Civilian Responses Re‐examined in the Light of the Current Anti‐terrorist Campaign
by Edgar Jones & Robin Woolven & Bill Durodié & Simon Wessely - 75-95 Social Divisions of Trust: Scepticism and Democracy in the GM Nation? Debate
by Peter Taylor‐Gooby
2005, Volume 8, Issue 6
- 457-459 Guest Editorial: SRA‐Europe 2002 Berlin meeting
by Peter M. Wiedemann & Martin Clauberg & Jan Gutteling & Gisela B�hm - 461-479 Consequences, morality, and time in environmental risk evaluation
by Gisela B�hm & Hans‐Rüdiger Pfister - 481-498 Risk as perceived by the German public: pervasive risks and “switching” risks
by Michael M. Zwick - 499-511 An empirical analysis of communication flow, strategy and stakeholders' participation in the risk communication literature 1988--2000
by Zamira Gurabardhi & Jan M. Gutteling & Marg�t Kuttschreuter - 513-529 Application of early risk detection concepts and methods to environmental health. A German feasibility study
by Peter M. Wiedemann & Martin Clauberg & Cornelia R. Karger & Gernot Henseler - 531-545 How to deal with dissent among experts. Risk evaluation of EMF in a scientific dialogue
by Holger Sch�tz & Peter M. Wiedemann - 547-556 Deoxynivalenol (DON) in wheat: an example of weighing the pros and cons of food stuffs
by Loek T. J. Pijls
2005, Volume 8, Issue 5
- 383-416 Determinants of smallholder farmers' perceptions of risk in the Eastern Highlands of Ethiopia
by Belaineh Legesse & Lars Drake
2005, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 283-294 Security or opportunity: the influence of risk‐taking tendency on risk information preference
by René Lion & Ree M. Meertens - 295-310 The historical roots of precautionary thinking: the cultural ecological critique and ‘The Limits to Growth’
by J. C. Hanekamp & G. Vera‐Navas & S. W. Verstegen - 311-329 Benefits analysis of particulate matter control programs -- a case study of Tokyo
by A. Scott Voorhees
2005, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 187-206 Siting conflicts -- democratic perspectives and political implications
by Rolf Lidskog
2005, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 91-118 What's in a frame? Social organization, risk perception and the sociology of knowledge
by Perri 6 - 119-138 The effect of uncertainty on ‘risk rationalizing’ decisions
by David M. Hassenzahl - 145-156 Perception of risk: the influence of general trust, and general confidence
by Michael Siegrist & Heinz Gutscher & Timothy C. Earle - 157-176 Personality and domain‐specific risk taking
by Nigel Nicholson & Emma Soane & Mark Fenton‐O'Creevy & Paul Willman
2005, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 3-17 Expert quantification of uncertainties in a risk analysis for an infrastructure project
by Arno Willems & Mart Janssen ** & Chris Verstegen ** & Tim Bedford - 19-30 The Scandinavian way of perceiving societal risks
by Etienne Mullet & Cécilia Lazreg & Cereza Candela & Félix Neto - 31-51 Review of industrial safety management by international agreements and institutions
by Christian Kirchsteiger - 53-62 Exposure to PAHs of workers on contaminated sites: a modelling approach to assess the occupational contribution -- the SOLEX study
by Frédéric Dor & Denis Zmirou & William Dab & Frans Jongeneelen & Jean‐Marie Haguenoer & Vincent Nedellec & Alain Person & †Colin Ferguson & Pascal Empereur‐Bissonnet
2004, Volume 7, Issue 7-8
- 689-704 A model for evaluating extreme risks with stochastic sustainability criteria: a case study of soil remediation on landfill sites
by Koji Nakau - 745-757 Thinking the unthinkable -- the end of the Dutch river dike system? Exploring a new safety concept for the river management
by Bert Enserink - 759-774 Perceived health risks and perceptions of expert consensus in modern food society
by Anne Haukenes - 775-787 Factors determining residents’ preparedness for floods in modern megalopolises: the case of the Tokai flood disaster in Japan
by Kenji Takao & Tadahiro Motoyoshi & Teruko Sato & Teruki Fukuzondo & Kami Seo & Saburo Ikeda - 811-826 A situational analysis of how barriers to systemic failure are undermined during accident sequences
by J. S. Busby & P. W. H. Chung & Q. Wen
2004, Volume 7, Issue 6
- 569-579 A framework for risk criteria for critical infrastructures: fundamentals and case studies in the Netherlands
by J. (Han) K. Vrijling & Pieter H. A. J. M. van Gelder & Louis H. J. Goossens & Hessel G. Voortman & Mahesh D. Pandey
2004, Volume 7, Issue 5
- 463-479 Fish consumption advisories: knowledge, compliance and why people fish in an urban estuary
by Joanna Burger - 495-506 Did they get it? Examining the goals of risk communication within the Seveso II Directive in a Swedish context
by Misse Wester-Herber & Lars-Erik Warg
2004, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 371-376 Editorial: The Risk Society thesis in environmental politics and management -- a global perspective
by Dirk Matten - 377-398 The impact of the risk society thesis on environmental politics and management in a globalizing economy -- principles, proficiency, perspectives
by Dirk Matten - 399-412 Managing toxic chemicals in Australia: a regional analysis of the risk society
by Suzanne Benn - 413-429 Transitions in environmental risk in a transitional economy: management capability and community trust in Russia
by Jo Crotty & Andrew Crane - 431-444 Communities as informal regulators: new arrangements in industrial pollution control in Viet Nam
by Phung Thuy Phuong & Arthur P. J. Mol - 445-460 Regimes of risk management in corporate annual reports: a case‐study of one globalizing Australian company
by Dallas Hanson & Robert White
2004, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 277-296 A ‘post‐foundational’ interpretation of risk: risk as ‘performance’
by Stephen Healy - 297-314 Social risk management and the World Bank: resetting the ‘standards’ for social security?
by Roddy Mckinnon - 315-352 The nature of risk
by S. M. Macgill & Y. L. Siu - 353-360 Fallacies of risk
by Sven Ove Hansson
2004, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 99-100 Editorial: what are the new perspectives on siting controversy?
by �sa Boholm - 101-114 Siting, sustainable development and social priorities
by Susan Owens - 115-133 Barriers to participation and deliberation in risk decisions: evidence from waste management
by Judith Petts - 135-152 Some principles for siting controversy decisions: lessons from the US experience with high level nuclear waste
by James F. Short, Jr & Eugene A. Rosa - 153-169 Can we learn from failure? Examining US experiences with nuclear repository siting
by William R. Freudenburg - 171-184 ‘If we have wrong perceptions of our area, we cannot be surprised if others do as well.’ Representing risk in Teesside's environmental politics
by Peter Phillimore & Suzanne Moffatt - 185-197 The effects of environmental uncertainty on farmers' sense of locality and futurity: a Swedish case study
by Annelie Sjölander‐Lindqvist - 199-211 Risk, transparency and cover up: media narratives and cultural resonance
by Celio Ferreira - 213-232 Pollution concerns in context: a comparison of local perceptions of the risks associated with living close to a road and a chemical factory
by Kate Burningham & Diana Thrush - 233-250 Sustainable innovation and the siting dilemma: thoughts on the stigmatization of projects and proponents, good and bad
by Michael R. Edelstein - 251-268 On the right track? Technology, geology and society in Swedish nuclear waste management
by Rolf Lidskog & G�ran Sundqvist - 269-275 On the application of rights‐based moral theories to siting controversies
by Martin Peterson & Sven Ove Hansson
2004, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by Ragnar L�fstedt - 3-16 Experience‐based processing of risk information: the case of the millennium bug
by Marg�t Kuttschreuter & Jan M. Gutteling - 17-32 Risk as politics, culture as power
by James Tansey - 33-71 Transparency of environmental decision making: a case study of soil cleanup inside the Hanford 100 area
by Christina H. Drew & Timothy L. Nyerges - 73-90 The British 2001 Foot and Mouth crisis: a comparative study of public risk perceptions, trust and beliefs about government policy in two communities
by Wouter Poortinga & Karen Bickerstaff & Ian Langford & J�rg Niew�hner & Nick Pidgeon
2003, Volume 6, Issue 4-6
- 291-293 Section 1. Introduction to the project
by Angela Wilkinson - 295-296 Section 2. A brief introduction to building and using scenarios
by Angela Wilkinson & Esther Eidinow - 297-334 Section 3. Riskworld scenarios
by Angela Wilkinson & Shirin Elahi & Esther Eidinow - 335-340 Section 4. Comparison and implications
by Angela Wilkinson & Shirin Elahi & Esther Eidinow - 341-342 Section 5. Summary and reflections
by Angela Wilkinson & Shirin Elahi & Esther Eidinow - 343-364 Section 1. Description of the Riskworld project process
by Angela Wilkinson & Shirin Elahi - 365-401 Section 2. Background and dynamics of the scenarios
by Angela Wilkinson & Shirin Elahi & Esther Eidinow
2003, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 187-211 Distal factors in risk perception
by Lennart Sj�berg - 213-231 Risk-based regulation of technical risks: lessons learnt from case studies in Switzerland
by Thomas Fl�eler & Hansj�rg Seiler - 233-251 Closed circuit television systems: a failure in risk communication?
by John Hood - 253-266 Risk in the redwoods: contending for normalcy in timber country
by Debra J. Davidson - 267-283 Public perception of scientific uncertainty in relation to food hazards
by Susan Miles & Lynn J. Frewer - 285-288 Review essay: Organizational accidents and human error
by David M. Clarke
2003, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 95-112 Methodological development in medical technology assessment: the prospective approach
by Claus M�ldrup & Janine Morgall Traulsen & Jonathan Peck - 113-124 The role of Expected Value illustrated in decision-making under risk: single-play vs multiple-play
by Shu Li - 125-144 Local environmental concerns among communities in North-East England and South Hessen, Germany: the influence of proximity to industry
by Suzanne Moffatt & Birgitt Hoeldke & Tanja Pless-Mulloli - 145-162 Trust and community building in the Do�ana (Spain) toxic spill disaster
by David Sauri & Virgínia Domingo & Ana Romero - 163-177 A statistical review of the risk associated with offshore support vessel/platform encounters in UK waters
by How Sing Sii & Jin Wang & Tom Ruxton
2003, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by Ragnar L�fstedt - 3-21 Improving the incentives for toxicity testing
by Sven Ove Hansson & Christina Rudén - 23-43 Risk ratings that do not measure probabilities
by W. Kip Viscusi & Jahn Hakes - 45-60 Perception of gene technology, and food risks: results of a survey in Switzerland
by Michael Siegrist - 61-74 Risk management under wraps: self-regulation and the case of food contact plastics
by Henry Rothstein - 75-85 The views of scientific experts on how the public conceptualize uncertainty
by Lynn Frewer & Steve Hunt & Mary Brennan & Sharron Kuznesof & Mitchell Ness & Chris Ritson
2002, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 287-299 Five charges against the precautionary principle
by Per Sandin & Martin Peterson & Sven Ove Hansson & Christina Rudén & André Juthe - 301-316 The precautionary principle and the rhetoric behind it
by Mags D. Adams - 317-349 Comparing precaution in the United States and Europe
by Jonathan B. Wiener & Michael D. Rogers - 351-369 The influence of the precautionary principle on science-based decision-making: questionable applications to risks of radiofrequency fields
by Quirino Balzano & Asher R. Sheppard - 391-417 Risk-based decision analysis in support of precautionary policies
by Michael L. Dekay & Mitchell J. Small & Paul S. Fischbeck & R. Scott Farrow & Alison Cullen & Joseph B. Kadane & Lester B. Lave & M. Granger Morgan & Kazuhisa Takemura
2002, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 191-194 French general practitioners didn't fear the millennium bug
by Esther Lukasiewicz & Claude Fischler & Michel Setbon & Antoine Flahault - 195-209 Comparing carcinogenicity and acute toxicity for ingestion of the promoting agent okadaic acid
by Douglas J. Crawford-Brown & S. Cordier & M. Creppy & D. Parent-Massin & C. Marcaillou-Lebaut - 211-224 Public involvement in flood risk management in Hungary
by Anna Vari - 225-248 'New security' risks and public educating: the significance of recent evolutionary brain science
by Christopher Williams - 249-263 When should expenditure per life saved vary?
by Joakim Ramsberg - 265-279 Environmental concern and environmental behaviour among the Norwegian public
by Hilde Iversen & Torbj�rn Rundmo
2002, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 105-117 The influence of indoor air on personal exposure to volatile organic compounds and its risk estimation
by Yuko Soma & Hideko Sone & Akiko Takahagi & Kazuhiro Onizawa & Toyotoshi Ueda & Satoshi Kobayashi - 119-135 Associations between affect and risk perception
by Torbj�rn Rundmo - 137-145 Individual psychology of risk-taking behaviours in non-adherence
by Serge Sultan & Catherine Bungener & Anne Andronikof - 147-165 Cultural theory and risk perception: a proposal for a better measurement
by Susanne Rippl - 167-176 Adolescents' perceptions of the costs and benefits of food additives and their presence in different foods
by J. Richard Eiser & Neil S. Coulson & Christine Eiser - 177-186 The role of translations of verbal into numerical probability expressions in risk management: a meta-analysis
by Michael Theil
2002, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 1-2 Editorial
by Ragnar L�fstedt - 23-33 Management decision-making relating to occupational risks: the role of 'grey data'
by Liz Falconer - 35-47 The role of expertise in risk communication: laypeople's and expert's perception of the millennium bug risk in The Netherlands
by Jan M. Gutteling & Marg�t Kuttschreuter - 49-68 Occupation, driving experience, and risk and accident perception
by Dongo Rémi Kouabenan - 83-95 A report of TRUSTNET on risk governance--lessons learned
by Gilles Heriard Dubreuil & G. Bengtsson & P. H. Bourrelier & R. Foster & S. Gadbois & G. N. Kelly
2001, Volume 4, Issue 4
- 307-308 GUEST EDITORIAL: Risk Communication in the workplace: factors influencing efficacy
by Glynis M. Breakwell - 309-322 A Communication--Human Information Processing (C--HIP) approach to warning effectiveness in the workplace
by Vincent C. Conzola & Michael S. Wogalter - 323-340 The roles of contextual moderation and personality in relation to the knowledge--risk link in the workplace
by Eamonn Ferguson - 341-351 Mental models and social representations of hazards: the significance of identity processes
by Glynis M. Breakwell - 353-375 Perceptions of PCE use by dry cleaners and dry cleaning customers
by Daniel C. Kovacs & Baruch Fischhoff & Mitchell J. Small - 377-392 Sharing 'worlds of risk'; improving communication with crew resource management
by Kathryn Mearns & Rhona Flin & Paul O'Connor - 393-404 Employee images of risk
by Torbj�rn Rundmo - 405-410 Dealing with risks and safety of technical systems -- need for a new commission?
by Wolfgang Kr�ger - 411-430 Communication and information in France's underground laboratory siting process: clarity of procedure, ambivalence of effects
by Yannick Barthe & Claire Mays - 431-445 Review Essay: Can there be a unified science of fear?
by Perri
2001, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 291-301 An experimental approach to the effectiveness of an incentive system against moral hazard in the insurance market
by Atsushi Takao & Mahito Okura
2001, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 127-141 Decision-analytic refinements of the precautionary principle
by John D. Graham - 175-189 More Faust than Frankenstein: the European debate about the precautionary principle and risk regulation for genetically modified crops
by Joyce Tait - 191-202 Appraising the precautionary principle -- a decision analysis perspective
by Ralph L. Keeney & Detlof Von Winterfeldt
2001, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 1-15 Scientific and technological uncertainty, the precautionary principle, scenarios and risk management
by Michael D. Rogers - 17-29 Risk perception by industrial radiographers: Hungary and the UK compared
by B.R. Orton & L. Sj�berg & J. Jung & D. �rge-Vorsatz & M. Tam�ssyné-Bír� - 31-47 General risk constraints
by Love Ekenberg & Magnus Boman & Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer - 49-62 Fitting a second-order parametric distribution conditioned on an explanatory variable using maximum likelihood estimation
by David E. Burmaster & Kimberly M. Thompson - 63-73 Societal risks as seen by Chinese students living in Macao
by Felix Neto & Etienne Mullet - 75-101 Fairness, risk and risk tolerance in the siting of a nuclear waste repository
by Lennart Sj�berg & Britt-Marie Drottz-Sj�berg
2000, Volume 3, Issue 4
- 297-299 Commentary: The morality of managing risk � Perri 6
by Tim O'Riordan - 301-304 Commentary: Morality and workability � a rejoinder to O'Riordan
by Perri - 305-320 Sensitivity of willingness to pay to the magnitude of risk reduction: a Taiwan�United States comparison
by James K Hammitt & Jin-Tan Liu & Wen-Ching KLin - 321-332 Risk perception in Korea: a comparison with Japan and the United States
by Yong-Jin Cha - 333-352 Communication of risk assessment information to risk managers
by Kimberly M Thompson & Diane L Bloom - 353-367 Perceived risk and tampering with nature
by Lennart Sj�berg - 368-373 Review Essay: Crowd Risks at Sporting Events — Accountability in Theory and Practice
by Andrew Dixon
2000, Volume 3, Issue 3
- 187-188 Guest Editorial
by Les Levidow & Susan Carr - 189-208 Genetically modified crops in the European Union: regulatory conflicts as precautionary opportunities
by Les Levidow & Susan Carr & David Wield - 209-217 Austria: precautionary blockage of agricultural biotechnology
by HelgeFranz Torgersen, & Franz Seifert - 219-226 Germany: ‘élite precaution’ alongside continued public opposition
by MarionBernhard Dreyer & Bernhard Gill - 227-235 Denmark: potential polarization or consensus?
by Jesper Toft - 237-245 Spain: commercialization drives public debate and precaution
by Oliver Todt & José Luis Luj - 247-254 France: broadening precautionary expertise?
by Alexis Roy & Pierre-Benoit Joly - 255-260 Ireland: contested precaution and challenged institutions
by Brian Motherway - 261-270 UK: precautionary commercialization?
by Les Levidow & Susan Carr - 271-272 GM crops -- opportunities for environmental and consumer benefits
by Patricia Ahl Goy - 273-275 GM crops -- civic science through partnership?
by Tim O'Riordan - 277-282 Between risk and precaution -- reassessing the future of GM crops
by Sheila Jasanoff - 283-285 GMOs -- civil society will decide
by Gill Lacroix - 287-295 Consequences matter, ‘risk’ is marginal
by Lennart Sjoberg
2000, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 1-17 Forms of talk in policy dialogue: distinguishing between adversarial and collaborative discourse
by Seth Tuler - 19-30 Risk management strategies - before Hominization and after
by Ulrich Muller-Herold - 31-50 Risk perception and the media
by Anders A F Wahlberg & Lennart Sjoberg - 51-67 Automobile risk perceptions and insurance-purchasing decisions in Japan and the United States
by Hiroshi Hayakawa & Paul S Fischbeck & Baruch Fischhoff - 69-92 Risk informed decision making in land use planning
by Ioannis A Papazoglou & Gerasimos Bonanos & Helen Briassoulis
1999, Volume 2, Issue 4
- 281-288 Are trivial risks the greatest risks of all?
by Paul Slovic - 289-294 Perceived risk and the earthquake insurance purchase decision: a commentary on a paper by Lennart Sj�berg
by Risa Palm - 295-306 The responsibilities of a probabilistic safety analyst
by John F. Ahearne - 307-324 Regulating biotechnological risk, straining Britain's consultative style
by Les Levidow & Susan Carr & David Wield & Susan Carr & David Wield - 325-354 Exploring dimensionality in the origins of hazard-related trust
by Branden B. Johnson - 355-367 Listening to the vocal citizens: how do politically active individuals choose between lifesaving programmes?
by Joakim Ramsberg
1999, Volume 2, Issue 3
- 187-200 Perceived risk, health and consumer behaviour
by Torbj�rn Rundmo - 201-218 Risk management and sustainable development: mutual lessons from approaches to the use of indicators
by P.C.R. Gray & P. M. Wiedemann - 219-241 Risk perception in China and Australia: an exploratory crosscultural study
by Bernd Rohrmann & Huichang Chen - 243-261 Diverse conceptions of risk prioritization
by David J Ball & Laurence Golob - 263-275 Perceived risk and value of workplace safety in a developing country
by Jin-Tan Liu & James K Hammitt
1999, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 1-2 Comments on 'Lay views on uncertainty in environmental health risk assessment'
by Jerry Ravetz - 3-10 The evolution of environmental health risk management: a US perspective
by Gail Charnley - 11-29 Prioritizing stakeholder concerns in environmental risk management
by Roberto Accorsi & George Apostolakis & Enrico Zio - 31-53 Perceptions of ecological risk from natural hazards
by Lawrence J Axelrod & Timothy Mcdaniels & Paul Slovic - 55-71 The craft and theory of public participation: a dialectical process
by Thomas Webler - 73-83 Relating risk experience, venturesomeness and risk perception
by Clare L Twigger-Ross & Glynis M Breakwell
1998, Volume 1, Issue 4
- 255-255 Editorial
by Ragnar E. Lofstedt
1998, Volume 1, Issue 3
- 189-190 GUEST EDITORIAL: Cutting corners in chemical risk limitation
by Gunnar Bengtsson - 191-195 The rise of risk: risk related bills submitted to the Swedish parliament in 1964-65 and 1993-95
by Lennart Sjoberg & Anders Af Wahlberg & Per Nilla Kvist - 197-207 How information about likely accomplishments affects willingness to sacrifice to reduce global warming
by Robert E O'Connor & Richard J Bord & Ann Fisher - 209-220 Shift of the short-term temperature mortality relationship by a climate factor - some evidence necessary to take account of in estimating the health effect of global warming
by Yasushi Honda & Masaji Ono & Akihiko Sasaki & Iwao Uchiyama - 221-235 Understanding public attitudes to technology
by Lynn J Frewer & Chaya Howard & Richard Shepherd