Risk, Decision and Policy

2000 - 2002

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Volume 7, issue 3, 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 2, 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

‘If I don't get blown up...’: realism in face of terrorism in an Israeli nationwide sample pp. 203-219

Yechiel Klar, Dan Zakay and Keren Sharvit

Volume 7, issue 1, 2002

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 3, 2001

Continuation rights, precautionary principle, and global change pp. 145-155

Robert 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 2, 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 1, 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

François 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 3, 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 2, 2000

Imprecise and indeterminate probabilities pp. 111-122

Isaac Levi

An experimental study of updating ambiguous beliefs pp. 123-133

Michèle Cohen, Itzhak Gilboa, Jean-Yves 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 Chevé 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 1, 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 Bateman, Ian H. Langford and Rosemary J. Day

Confidence judgments as expressions of experienced decision conflict pp. 69-100

Elke U. Weber, Ulf Böckenholt, 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

Diary pp. 105-106

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