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Risk, Decision and Policy
2000 - 2002
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Volume 7, issue 03 , 2002
Fear or money? Decisions on insuring oneself against flood pp. 221-233
Tomasz Zaleskiewicz , Zbigniew Piskorz and Anna Borkowska
Satisficing and fairness in ultimatum bargaining game experiments pp. 235-247
Youngse Kim
Uncertainty and spatial variability: incentives for variable rate technology adoption in agriculture pp. 249-265
Murat Isik and Madhu Khanna
Drinking and driving: a prospective assessment of the relation between risk cognitions and risk behavior pp. 267-283
Frederick X. Gibbons , David J. Lane , Meg Gerrard , Elizabeth A. Pomery and Carrie L. Lautrup
Better ways of breeding Lizards: simulating three strategies for managing a multistage investment decision task pp. 285-308
Oswald Huber and Alexander J. Wearing
Modal logic and game theory: two alternative approaches pp. 309-324
Giacomo Bonanno
Processing unreliable judgements with an imprecise hierarchical model pp. 325-339
Igor O. Kozine and Lev V. Utkin
Volume 7, issue 02 , 2002
Rational delay in applying for potentially life-saving diagnosis pp. 95-108
Gideon Yaniv
Expected utility and the cumulative consequences of repeated decisions: a tutorial pp. 109-119
W.G. Doubleday
Risk perception and risk attitude in informed consent pp. 121-130
Alan Schwartz and Memoona Hasnain
Haria-2. A computer supported approach to emergency planning, analysis and response pp. 131-143
Marino Mazzini , Sergio Contini and Giuseppe Volta
Social comparison and risk judgment: recent work and new directions pp. 145-152
William M.P. Klein
Theoretical and applied issues in the provision of absolute and comparative risk information pp. 153-163
Peter Harris , Paul Sparks and Monique Raats
Influencing optimism in smokers by giving information about the average smoker pp. 165-174
Stephen Sutton
Adolescents' substance-related risk perceptions: antecedents, mediators and consequences pp. 175-191
Meg Gerrard , Frederick X. Gibbons , Linda S. Vande Lune , Nancy A. Pexa and Michelle L. Gano
Comparative risk estimates relative to the average peer predict behavioral intentions and concern about absolute risk pp. 193-202
William M.P. Klein
: realism in face of terrorism in an Israeli nationwide sample pp. 203-219
Yechiel Klar , Dan Zakay and Keren Sharvit
Volume 7, issue 01 , 2002
Guest Editorial pp. 1-5
Enrico Zio
Optimization of air transport logistics by genetic algorithms pp. 7-23
Siegfried Eisinger and Enrico Zio
Hierarchical influence diagrams for incorporating human and organizational factors in risk assessment of hazardous industrial systems pp. 25-34
Kazimierz T. Kosmowski and Miroslaw Kwiesielewicz
Decision analysis for transportation risk management pp. 35-43
J. Arlin Cooper
Risk reduction when transporting dangerous goods: road or rail? pp. 45-56
Barbara Mazzarotta
Societal risk and societal benefits pp. 57-67
Rolf Skjong and Monika L. Eknes
An examination of different safety cultures in a nuclear processing plant pp. 69-80
Joan Harvey , George Erdos , Helen Bolam and David Gregory
An empirical study of protein consumption and attitudes to genetically modified food pp. 81-94
Joan Harvey and George Erdos
Volume 6, issue 03 , 2001
Continuation rights, precautionary principle, and global change pp. 145-155
Robert Scott Farrow and Benoit Morel
Rights, risks, and residual obligations pp. 157-166
Sven Ove Hansson and Martin Peterson
A game model of farmers' demand for irrigation water from reservoirs in Southern Spain pp. 167-185
Wietze Lise , Alberto Garrido and Eva Iglesias
Risk perception and ethnicity pp. 187-206
Christina G.S. Palmer , Lisa K. Carlstrom and J. Arthur Woodward
Probabilistic Risk Analysis. Foundations and Methods By TIM BEDFORD and ROGER COOKE. Cambridge University Press, UK, 2001, 408 pages, ESBN 0 521 77320 2 pp. 207-207
Igor Kozine
Volume 6, issue 02 , 2001
Citizens' juries: discussion, deliberation and rationality pp. 71-90
Jonathan Aldred
Impact of BSE on attitudes to GM food pp. 91-103
Stephen Hunt and Lynn J. Frewer
Understanding uncertainty: forecasting seasonal climate for farmers in Zimbabwe pp. 105-119
Anthony Patt
Introduction to the symposium pp. 121-122
Wendy E. Wagner
Judicial review of risk assessment: substance or procedure? pp. 123-129
John S. Applegate
A functional analysis of food safety regulation in the United States pp. 131-134
Vern R. Walker
The effects of international trade treaties on public participation in health, safety, and environmental decisions pp. 135-138
Kathleen E. Kunzer
Court appointed scientific experts: a demonstration project of the American Association for the Advancement of Science pp. 139-143
Deborah Runkle
Volume 6, issue 01 , 2001
Probabilistic set-up and the search for probability information in quasi-naturalistic decision tasks pp. 1-16
Oswald Huber and Siegfried Macho
Managing technological catastrophic risks pp. 17-32
Francois Moreau
An overview of the use of risk assessment for environmental regulation in the UK key drivers and regulatory initiatives pp. 33-46
Simon J. T. Pollard
Domain-specificity and gender differences in decision making pp. 47-69
Ann-Renee Blais and Elke U. Weber
Volume 5, issue 03 , 2000
The effectiveness of physician risk management: Potential problems for patient safety pp. 183-202
Bryan A. Liang
The risk of burnout: A dynamic phase model pp. 203-214
Patrizia Rozbowsky , Arianna Semeraro , Sara Cervai , Dario Gregori and Pier Giorgio Gabassi
Risky shifts or shifting risk: African and African-Caribbean women's narratives on delay in seeking help for breast cancer pp. 215-224
Jenny Littlewood and Edna Elias
The effect of risk notification on mood in long-term survivors of Hodgkin's disease pp. 225-237
Joan R. Bloom , Dorothy Thornton , Susan L. Stewart , Pat Fobair , Anna Varghese and Steven L. Hancock
Some econometric evidence contradictory to the received wisdom on health and religion pp. 239-253
Samuel Cameron
Volume 5, issue 02 , 2000
Imprecise probabilities pp. 107-109
Gert de Cooman
Imprecise and indeterminate probabilities pp. 111-122
Isaac Levi
An experimental study of updating ambiguous beliefs pp. 123-133
Michèle D Cohen , Itzhak Gilboa , J.Y. Jaffray and David Schmeidler
Human judgment under sample space ignorance pp. 135-150
Michael Smithson , Thomas Bartos and Kazuhisa Takemura
Optimal pollution control under imprecise environmental risk and irreversibility pp. 151-164
Morgane Cheve and Ronan Congar
A survey of concepts of independence for imprecise probabilities pp. 165-181
Ines Couso , Serafin Moral and Peter Walley
Volume 5, issue 01 , 2000
Fractional insurance: strategies to deal with huge potential losses pp. 1-17
Peter Fishburn and Larry Shepp
Risk management in everyday insurance decisions: evidence from a process tracing study pp. 19-38
Janis Williamson , Rob Ranyard and Lisa Cuthbert
Investigating the perceived hazard of warning signal words pp. 39-48
Elizabeth Hellier , Daniel B. Wright and Judy Edworthy
Coastal bathing water health risks: developing means of assessing the adequacy of proposals to amend the 1976 EC directive pp. 49-68
Stavros Georgiou , Ian J. Bateman , Ian H. Langford and Rosemary J. Day
Confidence judgments as expressions of experienced decision conflict pp. 69-100
Elke U. Weber , Ulf B Ckenholt , Denis J. Hilton and Brian Wallace
Regions of Risk: a geographical introduction to disasters, Kenneth Hewitt, pp. 389, Addison Wesley Longman Harlow, (1997), ISBN 0 582 21005 4. 18.99 pp. 101-103
John Salter