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August 2020, Volume 23, Issue 7-8
- 855-861 Does the COVID-19 pandemic refute probability neglect?
by Arkadiusz Sieroń - 862-865 COVID-19 infection and death rates: the need to incorporate causal explanations for the data and avoid bias in testing
by Norman E. Fenton & Martin Neil & Magda Osman & Scott McLachlan - 866-879 Bayesian network analysis of Covid-19 data reveals higher infection prevalence rates and lower fatality rates than widely reported
by Martin Neil & Norman Fenton & Magda Osman & Scott McLachlan - 880-887 Resilience in the face of uncertainty: early lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic
by C. Bryce & P. Ring & S. Ashby & J. K. Wardman - 888-901 Backing up emergency teams in healthcare and law enforcement organizations: strategies to socialize newcomers in the time of COVID-19
by Paula Ungureanu & Fabiola Bertolotti - 902-911 Comparative risk science for the coronavirus pandemic
by Ann Bostrom & Gisela Böhm & Robert E. O’Connor & Daniel Hanss & Otto Bodi-Fernandez & Pradipta Halder - 912-927 Predictors of expressing and receiving information on social networking sites during MERS-CoV outbreak in South Korea
by Woohyun Yoo & Doo-Hun Choi - 928-944 Public health emergency response coordination: putting the plan into practice
by Yushim Kim & Minyoung Ku & Seong Soo Oh - 945-961 Outbreak! Socio-cognitive motivators of risk information sharing during the 2018 South Korean MERS-CoV epidemic
by Jisoo Ahn & Lee Ann Kahlor & Ghee-Young Noh - 994-1006 Risk perceptions of COVID-19 around the world
by Sarah Dryhurst & Claudia R. Schneider & John Kerr & Alexandra L. J. Freeman & Gabriel Recchia & Anne Marthe van der Bles & David Spiegelhalter & Sander van der Linden - 1007-1020 Mismanagement of Covid-19: lessons learned from Italy
by Maria Laura Ruiu - 1021-1030 The paradox of trust: perceived risk and public compliance during the COVID-19 pandemic in Singapore
by Catherine Mei Ling Wong & Olivia Jensen - 1031-1035 Managing the Covid-19 pandemic through individual responsibility: the consequences of a world risk society and enhanced ethopolitics
by Katarina Giritli Nygren & Anna Olofsson - 1047-1051 Did the world overlook the media’s early warning of COVID-19?
by King-wa Fu & Yuner Zhu - 1052-1059 Fact-checking as risk communication: the multi-layered risk of misinformation in times of COVID-19
by Nicole M. Krause & Isabelle Freiling & Becca Beets & Dominique Brossard - 1060-1066 Pandemic democracy: elections and COVID-19
by Todd Landman & Luca Di Gennaro Splendore - 1067-1072 Survival at the expense of the weakest? Managing modern slavery risks in supply chains during COVID-19
by Alexander Trautrims & Martin C. Schleper & M. Selim Cakir & Stefan Gold - 1073-1082 COVID-19 risk governance: drivers, responses and lessons to be learned
by Aengus Collins & Marie-Valentine Florin & Ortwin Renn - 1083-1091 ‘A monstrous threat’: how a state of exception turns into a ‘new normal’
by Jens O. Zinn
November 2020, Volume 23, Issue 7-8
- 833-837 COVID-19: confronting a new world risk
by Jamie K. Wardman & Ragnar Lofstedt - 1092-1120 Recalibrating pandemic risk leadership: Thirteen crisis ready strategies for COVID-19
by Jamie K. Wardman
September 2020, Volume 23, Issue 7-8
- 962-977 Risk communication in a double public health crisis: the case of Ebola and cholera in Ghana
by Esi E. Thompson - 978-993 From information to intervention: connecting risk communication to individual health behavior and community-level health interventions during the 2016 Zika outbreak
by Rachael Piltch-Loeb & David Abramson - 1036-1046 Be alarmed. Some reflections about the COVID-19 risk communication in Germany
by Peter M. Wiedemann & Wolfgang Dorl
June 2020, Volume 23, Issue 6
- 695-712 Collective efficacy and natural hazards: differing roles of social cohesion and task-specific efficacy in shaping risk and coping beliefs
by Philipp Babcicky & Sebastian Seebauer - 713-738 A multilevel framework to enhance organizational resilience
by Justyna Tasic & Sulfikar Amir & Jethro Tan & Majeed Khader - 739-761 An explanatory analysis of perceived risk decision weights (perceived-risk attitudes) and perceived benefit decision weights (perceived-benefit attitudes) in risk-value models
by Łukasz Markiewicz & Rafał Muda & Elżbieta Kubińska & Paweł Augustynowicz - 762-780 Perceptions of pre-service teachers on seismic risk and their implications for science education: a comparative study between Spain and Portugal
by António Almeida & Beatriz García Fernández & Isilda Rodrigues - 781-795 A Relational Theory of Risk: a Case Study of the Asian Longhorned Beetle Infestation in Worcester, MA
by Joey Hersh & Deborah G. Martin & Nicholas a. B. Geron & John Rogan - 796-810 Domain-independent approach to risk reduction
by Michael Todinov - 811-826 Communities as a risk in mining: managing community legitimacy
by Jacob Taarup-Esbensen - 827-831 The 2018 Gosport Independent Panel report into deaths at the National Health Service’s Gosport War Memorial Hospital. Does the culture of the medical profession influence health outcomes?
by Simon Bennett
May 2020, Volume 23, Issue 5
- 557-570 Teaching children and youths about risk and risk analysis: what are the goals and the risk analytical foundation?
by Terje Aven & Anne Michiels van Kessenich - 571-597 A systematic review of health risk communication about EMFs from wireless technologies
by Christoph Boehmert & Frederik Freudenstein & Peter Wiedemann - 598-612 Of warnings and waiting: an examination of the path of information for two communities hit by Typhoon Haiyan
by Inez Z. Ponce de Leon - 613-625 The role of numeric and statistical content on risk perception in infographics about road safety
by Joe Steinhardt - 626-641 Testing a susceptibility threshold for risk promotion messages in the shark diving context
by Maria Knight Lapinski & Lindsay Neuberger & Katelyn Grayson-Sneed & Meredith L. Gore - 642-663 The challenges of longitudinal surveys in the flood risk domain
by Paul Hudson & Annegret H. Thieken & Philip Bubeck - 664-677 What is the role of consensus statements in a risk society?
by Camille La Brooy & Bridget Pratt & Margaret Kelaher - 678-694 Community social capital and individual disaster preparedness in immigrants and Canadian-born individuals: an ecological perspective
by An Gie Yong & Louise Lemyre & Celine Pinsent & Daniel Krewski
April 2020, Volume 23, Issue 4
- 411-423 Risk can be good for self-esteem: beyond self-determination theory
by Tim Woodman & Alexandra L. MacGregor & Lew Hardy - 424-446 Drivers of flood and climate change risk perceptions and intention to adapt: an explorative survey in coastal and delta Vietnam
by Chinh C. Ngo & P. Marijn Poortvliet & Peter H. Feindt - 447-460 Perceived risk and insurance decision taking for small losses
by Jean Desrochers & J. François Outreville - 461-474 Public perception of dementia risk in the UK: a mental models approach
by Joanne Swindells & Timothy Gomersall - 475-489 Consumer reactions to unfamiliar technologies: mental and social formation of perceptions and attitudes toward nano and GM products
by Peter H. Feindt & P. Marijn Poortvliet - 490-503 Assessing risk-taking: what to measure and how to measure it
by Alexandre Bran & David C. Vaidis - 504-521 The dynamics of textile firm responses to the restriction of endocrine disrupting surfactants: a Vietnam case study
by Hien Thi Thanh Ho & Tsunemi Watanabe - 522-540 Personality traits, basic individual values and GMO risk perception of twitter users
by Nathaniel Whittingham & Andreas Boecker & Alexandra Grygorczyk - 541-556 Involving community members in preparedness and resiliency involves bi-directional and iterative communication and actions: a case study of vulnerable populations in New Jersey following superstorm Sandy
by Joanna Burger & Michael Gochfeld
March 2020, Volume 23, Issue 3
- 275-287 What drives support for self-driving car technology in the United States?
by Graham Dixon & P. Sol Hart & Christopher Clarke & Nicole H. O’Donnell & Jay Hmielowski - 288-296 Swedish mothers’ and fathers’ worries about climate change: a gendered story
by Sara Ekholm - 297-312 Reproducibility investigation of elicitation techniques in risk assessment for hydraulic turbines
by Mounia Berdai & Antoine Tahan & Martin Gagnon - 313-329 Probing the role of institutional stereotypes in Americans’ evaluations of hazard-managing institutions
by Branden B. Johnson - 330-348 How do incentives influence local public support for the siting of shale gas projects in China?
by Yu Zhang & Ashley Clark & John A. Rupp & John D. Graham - 349-364 Challenges and opportunities for pre-crisis emergency risk communication: lessons learned from the earthquake community
by Emina Herovic & Timothy L. Sellnow & Deanna D. Sellnow - 365-378 Living in a foreign country: the meaning of place of origin and gender for risk perceptions, experiences, and behaviors
by Gustav Lidén & Anna Olofsson - 379-397 Informal household preparedness: methodological approaches to everyday practices
by Nina Heidenstrøm - 398-410 Look who is warning: individual differences in motivation activation influence behaviors during disasters
by Seoyeon Hong & Eun Hae Park & Glen Cameron
February 2020, Volume 23, Issue 2
- 139-152 The risk-based approach under the new EU data protection regulation: a critical perspective
by Maria Eduarda Gonçalves - 153-166 Using qualitative types of risk assessments in conjunction with FRAM to strengthen the resilience of systems
by Kjartan Bjørnsen & Anders Jensen & Terje Aven - 167-180 Exploring the effects of leaders’ individualized consideration in extreme contexts
by Mario Martínez-Córcoles & Konstantinos D. Stephanou & Markus Schöbel - 181-193 ‘It is all about getting the volumes down’. Organizational framings of risk in relation to waste, waste management and temporality
by Jennie Olofsson - 194-209 A combination of differentiation and consolidation theory and risk-benefit analysis to examine decisions on mastitis prevention
by Nina Lind & Helena Hansson & Ulf Emanuelson & Carl Johan Lagerkvist - 210-226 Assessing the utility of risk management theory in the governance of new states: lessons from South Sudan
by Majak D’Agoôt - 227-241 Beyond under the dome: an environmental documentary amplified public risk perception about air pollution in China
by Jialing Huang & Janet Z. Yang - 242-258 How much do plant guarantees reduce perceived risk?
by Bridget K. Behe & Jessica E. Fry - 259-270 Utilitarianism and risk
by Morten Fibieger Byskov - 271-273 Book review: Zinn, J.O. and McDonald, D. 2018. Risk in the New York Times
by The Editors
January 2020, Volume 23, Issue 1
- 1-10 Advancing community resilience research and practice: moving from “me” to “we” to “3D”
by Melissa L. Finucane & Michael J. Blum & Rajeev Ramchand & Andrew M. Parker & Shanthi Nataraj & Noreen Clancy & Gary Cecchine & Anita Chandra & Tim Slack & George Hobor & Regardt J. Ferreira & Ky Luu & Amy E. Lesen & Craig A. Bond - 11-19 Learning lessons: how to practice nudging around the world
by Magda Osman & Shola Radford & Yiling Lin & Natalie Gold & William Nelson & Ragnar Löfstedt - 20-34 ‘Real without being concrete’: the ontology of public concern and its significance for the Social Amplification of Risk Framework (SARF)
by John Fellenor & Julie Barnett & Clive Potter & Julie Urquhart & J. D. Mumford & C. P. Quine - 35-46 Toward a method for the rapid collection of public concerns and benefits of emerging energy technologies
by Thomas Webler & Marissa Holewinski & Bethany Orrick & Raman Kaur - 47-61 The perception of risk among unauthorized migrants in Ghana
by Sjoerd van Bemmel - 62-80 Understanding conflicting views of endocrine disruptor experts: a pilot study using argumentation analysis
by Sander C.S. Clahsen & Holly S. van Klaveren & Theo G. Vermeire & Irene van Kamp & Bart Garssen & Aldert H Piersma & Erik Lebret - 81-94 The decision game: a serious game approach to understanding environmental risk management decisions
by Niko Yiannakoulias & Julien N. Gordon & J. Connor Darlington - 95-116 The relationships between CEO characteristics and strategic risk-taking in family firms
by Pierluigi Martino & Alessandra Rigolini & Giuseppe D’Onza - 117-138 The influence of chronic and temporary accessibility on trust and policy support
by Heewon Cha & Jungeun Yang & Soo Jin Kim
December 2019, Volume 22, Issue 12
- 1459-1478 Ash dieback and other tree pests and pathogens: dispersed risk events and the Social Amplification of Risk Framework
by John Fellenor & Julie Barnett & Clive Potter & Julie Urquhart & John D. Mumford & Christopher P. Quine - 1479-1489 Probability discounting of environmental gains: do we multiply or add up?
by Jiaxin Chen & Chuqian Chen & Yuqing Wang & Guibing He - 1490-1502 Managerial cognition, emergency preparedness and firm's emergency response performance
by Gongmin Bao & Zhongju Liao & Damian Hine - 1503-1521 Unpacking Protection Motivation Theory: evidence for a separate protective and non-protective route in private flood mitigation behavior
by Philipp Babcicky & Sebastian Seebauer - 1522-1531 Outrage effects on food risk perception as moderated by risk attitude
by Myoungsoon You & Jeongsub Lim & Minsun Shim & Youngkee Ju - 1532-1545 Gamifying a web survey among adolescents: effects on understanding of risk, risk calculation, and ratio-bias
by Aigul Mavletova & Kirill Gavrilov & Tatiana Tholmogorova - 1546-1560 Examining the effectiveness of risk elicitations: comparing a deliberative risk ranking to a nationally representative survey on homeland security risk
by Russell Lundberg & Henry H. Willis - 1561-1570 Consistent risk regulation? Differences in the European regulation of food crops
by Karin Edvardsson Björnberg & Charlotta Zetterberg & Sven Ove Hansson & Erik Andreasson & Li-Hua Zhu - 1571-1585 Dam safety and risk governance for hydroelectric power plants in the Amazon
by Aline Furtado Louzada & Nírvia Ravena - 1586-1601 Governance and risk in everyday life: depoliticization and citizens' experiences of cell site deployment in the Netherlands and Southern California
by M.B. (Bert) de Graaff & Christian Bröer - 1602-1623 The protective action decision model: when householders choose their protective response to wildfire
by Ken Strahan & Stuart J. Watson - 1624-1637 Trust in whom? Dioxin, organizations, risk perception, and fish consumption in Michigan’s Saginaw Bay watershed
by Joseph A. Hamm & Jeffrey G. Cox & Adam Zwickle & Jie Zhuang & Shannon M. Cruz & Brad L. Upham & Minwoong Chung & James W. Dearing
November 2019, Volume 22, Issue 11
- 1323-1342 Toward the validation of a National Risk Assessment against historical observations using a Bayesian approach: application to the Swiss case
by Matteo Spada & Peter Burgherr & Markus Hohl - 1343-1356 The role of long-term planning in nuclear waste governance
by Sophie Kuppler & Peter Hocke - 1357-1373 Aviation crew resource management – a critical appraisal, in the tradition of reflective practice, informed by flight and cabin crew feedback
by Simon Ashley Bennett - 1374-1390 Long-term risk governance: when do societies act before crisis?
by Rachael Shwom & Robert E. Kopp - 1391-1408 Vulnerability to earthquake of Beirut residents (Lebanon): perception, knowledge, and protection strategies
by Elise Beck & Stéphane Cartier & Ludvina Colbeau-Justin & Carine Azzam & Maud Saikali - 1409-1424 Decision-making during a crisis: the interplay of narratives and statistical information before and after crisis communication
by Marije H. Bakker & José H. Kerstholt & Marco van Bommel & Ellen Giebels - 1425-1442 Emergency management in China: towards a comprehensive model?
by Xiaoli Lu & Ziqiang Han - 1443-1457 Food safety risk for restaurant management: use of restaurant health inspection report to predict consumers’ behavioral intention
by Jinkyung Choi & Douglas Nelson & Barbara Almanza
October 2019, Volume 22, Issue 10
- 1187-1204 Industrial chemical regulation in the European Union and the United States: a comparison of REACH and the amended TSCA
by Ágnes Botos & John D. Graham & Zoltán Illés - 1205-1223 The determinants of integrating policy-based and community-based adaptation into coastal hazard risk management: a resilience approach
by Hung-Chih Hung & Yu-Ting Lu & Chih-Hsuan Hung - 1224-1238 College, mental health, and a violent student: employing numerical formats to communicate risk on campus
by Christine Skubisz - 1239-1266 Risk choice and emotional experience: a multi-level comparison between active and passive decision-making
by Yu Pan & Fujun Lai & Zhuo Fang & Sihua Xu & Li Gao & Diana C. Robertson & Hengyi Rao - 1267-1279 Preparing for the unknown… unknowns: ‘doomsday’ prepping and disaster risk anxiety in the United States
by Michael F. Mills - 1280-1293 A longitudinal study of concern and judged risk: the case of Ebola in the United States, 2014–2015
by Marcus W. Mayorga & Branden B. Johnson - 1294-1308 Light me up: power and expertise in risk communication and policy-making in the e-cigarette health debates
by Josephine Adekola & Denis Fischbacher-Smith & Moira Fischbacher-Smith - 1309-1322 Ebola and the rhetoric of US newspapers: assessing quality risk communication in public health emergencies
by Bethany Saxon & Sarah Bauerle Bass & Thomas Wright & Jessie Panick
September 2019, Volume 22, Issue 9
- 1091-1100 Special issue: fate, luck, and fortune: narratives of environmental risk editor's introduction
by Esther Eidinow - 1101-1115 Crossing the River Magra in the ‘land of broken bridges’: risk in early nineteenth-century travel narratives
by Ross Balzaretti - 1116-1127 The evolutionary background to (mis)understanding an uncertain world
by David M. Wilkinson & Thomas N. Sherratt - 1128-1142 Environmental risk narratives in historical perspective: from early warnings to ‘risk society’ blame
by Adam Burgess - 1143-1155 Narrative strategies in the policy process: social and cognitive foundations
by Antje Witting & Geoffrey Dudley - 1156-1170 ‘Gore is the world’: embodying environmental risk in An Inconvenient Truth
by James Lyons - 1171-1185 Performing the future: an artist-led project engaging with risk, uncertainty and environmental change
by Rachel Jacobs & Frank Abbott & Lachlan Urquhart & Dominic Price
August 2019, Volume 22, Issue 8
- 951-963 Post-truth or agnogenesis? Theorizing risk and uncertainty in a neoliberal nature
by Kevin P. Martyn & M. Martin Bosman - 964-982 Risk perceptions across the current political spectrum in Finland: a study of party members
by Aki Koivula & Teo Keipi & Arttu Saarinen & Pekka Räsänen - 983-1003 Pilot workload and fatigue on four intra-European routes: a 12-month mixed-methods evaluation
by Simon Ashley Bennett - 1004-1019 Critical success factors associated with the implementation of enterprise risk management
by Kyllbert Oliveira & Mirian Méxas & Marcelo Meiriño & Geisa Drumond - 1020-1043 Toward adaptive decision support for assessing infrastructure system resilience using hidden performance measures
by Shital A. Thekdi & Samrat Chatterjee - 1044-1061 Lasting impacts and perceived inequities: community reappraisal of the siting of a regional biosolids processing facility in rural Ontario
by Sarah A. Mason-Renton & Isaac Luginaah - 1062-1077 Which food safety information sources do Italian consumers prefer? Suggestions for the development of effective food risk communication
by Barbara Tiozzo & Anna Pinto & Giulia Mascarello & Claudio Mantovani & Licia Ravarotto - 1078-1089 Conformity to gender stereotypes, motives for riding and aberrant behaviors of French motorcycle riders
by Cécile Coquelet & Marie-Axelle Granié & Jean Griffet
July 2019, Volume 22, Issue 7
- 817-832 Implied threat or part of the scenery: Americans’ perceptions of open carry
by Lacey N. Wallace - 833-843 Science and proven experience: a Swedish variety of evidence-based medicine and a way to better risk analysis?
by Johannes Persson & Niklas Vareman & Annika Wallin & Lena Wahlberg & Nils-Eric Sahlin - 844-864 Public’s perceived overcrowding risk and their adoption of precautionary actions: a study of holiday travel in China
by Shanshan Lu & Jiuchang Wei - 865-877 Interaction of individual framing and political orientation in guiding climate change risk perception
by Myoungsoon You & Youngkee Ju - 878-896 Risk perception, regulation, and unlicensed child care: lessons from Ontario, Canada
by Linda A. White & Michal Perlman & Adrienne Davidson & Erica Rayment - 897-908 Risk and crisis communication narratives in response to rapidly emerging diseases
by Timothy L. Sellnow & Deanna D. Sellnow & Emily M. Helsel & Jason M. Martin & Jason S. Parker - 909-918 Where to turn? The influence of information source on belief and behavior
by Freddie J. Jennings - 919-935 Public perceptions of food-related risks: a cross-national investigation of individual and contextual influences
by Kelsey D. Meagher - 936-950 Detecting local environmental change: the role of experience in shaping risk judgments about global warming
by Jennifer R. Marlon & Sander van der Linden & Peter D. Howe & Anthony Leiserowitz & S. H. Lucia Woo & Kenneth Broad
June 2019, Volume 22, Issue 6
- 673-673 Editorial
by Ragnar Lofstedt - 674-691 Drinking water risk management: local government collaboration in West Sweden
by Anna Bendz & Åsa Boholm - 692-700 Lethal school violence in Scandinavia: development of an incident typology and suggestions for prevention
by Charlotta Thodelius & Hans-Olof Sandén - 701-716 Transparency at the Swedish Forest Agency: What does the evidence show?
by Ragnar Lofstedt - 717-734 How do Swedish Government agencies define risk?
by Max Boholm - 735-748 The effect of knowledge and ignorance assessments on perceived risk
by Sandra Buratti & Carl Martin Allwood - 749-757 Risk communication and fatty fish: the case of the Swedish Food Agency
by Ragnar Lofstedt - 758-772 Sources of uncertainty in Swedish emergency response planning
by Christine Große - 773-781 The communication of radon risk in Sweden: where are we and where are we going?
by Ragnar Lofstedt - 782-795 Understanding practical challenges to risk and vulnerability assessments: the case of Swedish municipalities
by Alexander Cedergren & Vidar Hedtjärn Swaling & Henrik Hassel & Carl Denward & Karin Mossberg Sonnek & Pär-Anders Albinsson & Johan Bengtsson & Anna Sparf - 796-802 Ruling out risks in medical research
by Sten Anttila & Johannes Persson & Måns Rosén & Niklas Vareman & Sigurd Vitols & Nils-Eric Sahlin - 803-816 The management and communication of a food risk controversy: the Swedish campylobacter case
by Ragnar Lofstedt
May 2019, Volume 22, Issue 5
- 535-536 Editorial: The Cambridge Risk and Uncertainty Conference (RUC)
by Sander van der Linden & Ragnar Löfstedt - 537-554 When unlikely outcomes occur: the role of communication format in maintaining communicator credibility
by Sarah C. Jenkins & Adam J. L. Harris & R. Murray Lark - 555-569 When probabilities change: perceptions and implications of trends in uncertain climate forecasts
by Sigrid Møyner Hohle & Karl Halvor Teigen - 570-580 The fake news game: actively inoculating against the risk of misinformation
by Jon Roozenbeek & Sander van der Linden - 581-592 Nudging intrinsic motivation in environmental risk and social policy
by Ondřej Kácha & Kai Ruggeri - 593-609 The potential power of experience in communications of expert consensus levels
by Adam J. L. Harris & Oliver Sildmäe & Maarten Speekenbrink & Ulrike Hahn - 610-626 Consequence evaluations and moral concerns about climate change: insights from nationally representative surveys across four European countries
by Rouven Doran & Gisela Böhm & Hans-Rüdiger Pfister & Katharine Steentjes & Nick Pidgeon - 627-642 Disgust sensitivity is associated with heightened risk perception
by Simon Tobias Karg & Aaron Wiener-Blotner & Simone Schnall - 643-657 Uncertainty handling in estimative intelligence – challenges and requirements from both analyst and consumer perspectives
by Bjørn Gunnar M. Isaksen & Ken R. McNaught - 658-672 Understanding of the concept of ‘uncertain risk’. A qualitative study among different societal groups
by Tom Jansen & Liesbeth Claassen & Irene van Kamp & Daniëlle R. M. Timmermans
April 2019, Volume 22, Issue 4
- 401-415 Things are different today: the challenge of global systemic risks
by Ortwin Renn & Klaus Lucas & Armin Haas & Carlo Jaeger - 416-431 Cultural predispositions, specific affective feelings, and benefit–risk perceptions: explicating local policy elites’ perceived utility of high voltage power line installations
by Rachael M. Moyer & Geoboo Song - 432-447 Public awareness and perception of environmental, health and safety risks to electricity generation: an explorative interview study in Switzerland
by Sandra Volken & Gabrielle Wong-Parodi & Evelina Trutnevyte - 448-474 Mechanisms for improving reliability and reducing risk by stochastic and deterministic separation
by Michael Todinov - 475-496 Archetyping relationships with companion animals to understand disaster risk-taking propensity
by Joshua Trigg & Kirrilly Thompson & Bradley Smith & Pauleen Bennett - 497-512 Aggregated risk: an experimental study on combining different ways of presenting risk information
by Peter Månsson & Marcus Abrahamsson & Henrik Tehler - 513-531 A proposed enterprise risk management model for health organizations
by Ana Paula Beck da Silva Etges & Joana Siqueira de Souza & Francisco José Kliemann Neto & Elaine Aparecida Felix - 532-533 Risk from an anthropological point of view
by Sven Ove Hansson
March 2019, Volume 22, Issue 3
- 269-290 Scalable simulation of a Disaster Response Agent-based network Management and Adaptation System (DRAMAS)
by John B. Coles & Jing Zhang & Jun Zhuang - 291-302 The gambler’s fallacy fallacy (fallacy)
by Marko Kovic & Silje Kristiansen - 303-319 ‘Living on the edge’: using cognitive filters to appraise experience of environmental risk
by Alice Hamilton-Webb & Rhiannon Naylor & Louise Manning & John Conway - 320-333 The new political importance of the old hurricane risk: a contextual approach to understanding contemporary struggles with hurricane risk and insurance
by Jessica Weinkle - 334-345 Accounting for ‘how we know’ about the safety/risks with hydrofracking: an intergovernmental hearing on the revised Environmental Impact Statement on whether to permit hydrofracking in New York state
by Richard Buttny - 346-363 Hazard avoidance, symbolic and practical: the case of Americans’ reported responses to Ebola
by Branden B. Johnson - 364-381 A systematic review of risk management in innovation-oriented firms
by Ana Paula Beck da Silva Etges & Marcelo Nogueira Cortimiglia - 382-400 Residents’ behavioural intentions to resist the nuclear power plants in the vicinity: an application of the protective action decision model
by Jing Zeng & Jiuchang Wei & Weiwei Zhu & Dingtao Zhao & Xunguo Lin
February 2019, Volume 22, Issue 2
- 137-149 Problems with precaution: the transfusion medicine experience
by Kumanan Wilson & Katherine M. Atkinson & Dean A. Fergusson & Adalsteinn Brown & Alan Forster & Malia S. Q. Murphy & Alan T. Tinmouth & Jennifer Keelan - 150-160 Public priorities and expectations of climate change impacts in the United Kingdom
by Andrea Taylor & Suraje Dessai & Wändi Bruine de Bruin - 161-176 Cultural attributes and risk perception: the moderating role of different types of research and development
by Dong-Young Kim & Jaehwan Jung - 177-190 Experiencing risk: the effect of the experiential life-skills centre ‘Warning Zone’ on children’s risk perception
by Soraya Boam & Briony D. Pulford - 191-208 GIRA: a general model for incident risk analysis
by Aitor Couce-Vieira & David Rios Insua & Siv Hilde Houmb - 209-219 No one left behind: how social distance affects life-saving decision making
by Yufeng Zhang & Haotian Zhou & Mo Luan & Hong Li - 220-231 Exploring the preparation practices of teachers who organise secondary school ski trips in England and Wales
by Michelle Stanley & Michael J. Duncan & Mike Price & Sheila Leddington Wright & Jane Coad - 232-242 Displaying expected values in risk elicitation tasks: the effect of information in experimental risk research
by Daniel Hermann & Oliver Mußhoff - 243-267 The power of collaborative deliberation in stakeholder dialogue seminars
by A. Liland & Y. Tomkiv & D. Oughton & S. Navrud & E. Romstad & L. Skuterud
January 2019, Volume 22, Issue 1
- 1-15 The meaning of risk-taking – key concepts and dimensions
by Jens O. Zinn - 16-31 Genetic engineering, genetic modification, or agricultural biotechnology: does the term matter?
by Nagwan R. Zahry & John C. Besley - 32-43 A practical road map for assessing cyber risk
by Zeinab Amin - 44-54 Critical factors and pathways influencing genetically modified food risk perceptions
by Yan Sun & Shengxiang She & Fan Yang & Peta Ashworth & Iveta Eimontaite & Junxiu Wang - 55-66 Trust and the risk of consuming polluted water in Shanghai, China
by Nahui Zhen & Jon Barnett & Michael Webber - 67-80 Actions towards the joint production of knowledge: the risk of salmon aquaculture on American Lobster
by Donna G. Curtis Maillet & Melanie G. Wiber & Allain Barnett - 81-92 Smartphone addiction: psychosocial correlates, risky attitudes, and smartphone harm
by Juan Herrero & Alberto Urueña & Andrea Torres & Antonio Hidalgo - 93-109 Temporal stability and changes in risk perception rankings of hazardous activities and technologies
by Abdul-Akeem Sadiq & Kevin Tharp & John D. Graham & Jenna Tyler - 110-135 Risk perceptions, preferences and management strategies: evidence from a case study using German livestock farmers
by Manuela Meraner & Robert Finger
December 2018, Volume 21, Issue 12
- 1449-1464 Argument-based decision support for risk analysis
by Sven Ove Hansson & Gertrude Hirsch Hadorn - 1465-1486 Communicating the ‘migrant’ other as risk: space, EU and expanding borders
by Yasmin Ibrahim & Anita Howarth - 1487-1501 To fear or not to fear? Applying the social amplification of risk framework on two environmental health risks in Singapore
by Yu Jie Ng & Z. Janet Yang & Arun Vishwanath - 1502-1516 Shifting risk to the frontline: case studies in different contract working environments
by Vanessa McDermott & Kathryn Henne & Jan Hayes - 1517-1532 Risk-taking in the academic dual-hiring process: how risk shapes later work experiences
by Sarah Morton & Julie A. Kmec - 1533-1550 Can financial literacy reduce anxiety about life in old age?
by Yoshihiko Kadoya & Mostafa Saidur Rahim Khan - 1551-1561 Managing decision-making with certainty of threat
by Gaëtan Merlhiot & Martial Mermillod & Jean-Luc Le Pennec & Laurie Mondillon - 1562-1578 Global controversies in local settings: anti-fracking activism in the era of Web 2.0
by Agata Stasik - 1579-1591 Citizens’ adaptive or avoiding behavioral response to an emergency message on their mobile phone
by Jan M. Gutteling & Teun Terpstra & José H. Kerstholt - 1592-1607 Talking aggressively about GMOs? Examining the effect of aggressive risk communication with communicator’s facial expression and gender
by Shupei Yuan & John C. Besley
November 2018, Volume 21, Issue 11
- 1-18 A literature review on the relationship between risk governance and public engagement in relation to complex environmental issues
by R. G. van der Vegt - 1297-1312 Engagement on risk and uncertainty – lessons from coastal regions of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan after the 2011 nuclear disaster?
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