Journal of Risk Research
1998 - 2022
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Volume 25, issue 7, 2022
- Stakeholder safety communication: patient and family reports on safety risks in hospitals pp. 807-824

- Tom W. Reader
- Understanding collective flight responses to (mis)perceived hostile threats in Britain 2010-2019: a systematic review of ten years of false alarms in crowded spaces pp. 825-843

- Dermot Barr, John Drury and Sanjeedah Choudhury
- Risk perception and communication factors in aviation: Insights from safety investigators pp. 844-859

- Dimitrios Chionis, Nektarios Karanikas, Alice-Rebecca Iordan and Antonia Svensson-Dianellou
- Risk perception, affect, and information avoidance during the 2016 U.S. Presidential election pp. 860-873

- Won-Ki Moon, Lee Ann Kahlor, Janet Zheng Yang and Hayoung Sally Lim
- Understanding Chinese mobile social media users’ communication behaviors during public health emergencies pp. 874-891

- Houcai Wang, Li Xiong, Chengwen Wang and Nan Chen
- Towards a participatory approach to risk communication: the case of contaminants and Inuit health pp. 892-910

- Amanda D. Boyd and Chris M. Furgal
- Consistency and local adaptation in use of ecological and eco-cultural indicators: assessing risk from contamination pp. 911-939

- Joanna Burger and Michael Gochfeld
Volume 25, issue 6, 2022
- Impact of risk experience and personal exposure on coastal flooding and coastal erosion risk perception and coping strategies pp. 681-696

- Colin Lemée, Oscar Navarro, Mary Guillard, Nathalie Krien, Céline Chadenas, Etienne Chauveau, Michel Desse, Marie Coquet, Mélisande Lamarre and Ghozlane Fleury-Bahi
- Comparing social constructions of wildfire risk across media, government, and participatory discourse in a Colorado fireshed pp. 697-714

- Meredith Jacobson, Hollie Smith, Heidi R. Huber-Stearns, Emily Jane Davis, Antony S. Cheng and Alison Deak
- A comparative study of Chinese and American public perceptions of shale gas development pp. 715-737

- Yu Zhang, Ashley Clark, John A. Rupp and John D. Graham
- Can ERM ratings explain the performance and risk of EMEA insurance companies? pp. 738-763

- Luis Otero-González, Pablo Durán-Santomil and Darine Marouf
- Citizen deliberation at South Carolina’s ‘Our Coastal Future Forum’: Talking through risk related to climate change pp. 764-777

- Elizabeth H. Hurst, Joseph E. Trujillo-Falcón, Justin Reedy and Chris Anderson
- Knowledge of majority scientific agreement on anthropogenic climate change predicts perceived global risk better than perceived personal risk pp. 778-790

- Patrice Kohl and Chloe Wardropper
- Technical and organizational challenges in the risk management of road infrastructures pp. 791-806

- Roberta Troisi and Paolo Castaldo
Volume 25, issue 5, 2022
- Introduction to the special issue “Trust, mistrust, distrust, and trust-building in the nuclear sector: historical and comparative experience from Europe” pp. 547-561

- Markku Lehtonen, Ana Prades, Josep Espluga and Stathis Arapostathis
- To trust or not to trust? Structures, practices and discourses of transboundary trust around the Swedish nuclear power plant Barsebäck near Copenhagen pp. 562-576

- Jan-Henrik Meyer
- Trust, mistrust and distrust as blind spots of Social Licence to Operate: illustration via three forerunner countries in nuclear waste management pp. 577-593

- Markku Lehtonen, Matti Kojo, Mika Kari, Tuija Jartti and Tapio Litmanen
- Confidence gap or timid trust building? The role of trust in the evolution of the nuclear waste governance in Germany pp. 594-612

- Maria Rosaria Di Nucci, Ana María Isidoro Losada and Dörte Themann
- The emergence of mistrustful civic vigilance in Finnish, French, German and Spanish nuclear policies: ideological trust and (de)politicization pp. 613-631

- Markku Lehtonen, Ana Prades, Josep Espluga and Wilfried Konrad
- Deep borehole disposal of nuclear waste: trust, cost and social acceptability pp. 632-647

- Matthew Cotton
- Trust, distrust and radioactive waste management in contemporary Russia pp. 648-665

- Tatiana Kasperski and Andrei Stsiapanau
- Striving for technical consensus by agreeing to disagree: the case of monitoring underground nuclear waste disposal facilities pp. 666-679

- Hannes Lagerlöf, Göran Sundqvist and Anne Bergmans
Volume 25, issue 4, 2022
- Paging Dr. JARVIS! Will people accept advice from artificial intelligence for consequential risk management decisions? pp. 407-422

- Connor Larkin, Caitlin Drummond Otten and Joseph Árvai
- Social sciences and radioactive waste management: acceptance, acceptability, and a persisting socio-technical divide pp. 423-438

- Marika Hietala and Robbe Geysmans
- The security of transport of radioactive and nuclear material in Belgium pp. 439-452

- Maarten Goetstouwers and Tom Sauer
- Risky-choice framing and its null effect on integral emotions pp. 453-467

- Hao Cheng, Calvin Burns and Matthew Revie
- Risk governance approach to migration: a viable alternative to precautionary management pp. 468-487

- Ahmet Coskun Acik, Paul Trott and Emre Cinar
- Ignorance and the regulation of artificial intelligence pp. 488-500

- James M. White and Rolf Lidskog
- The influence of socio-economic status on risk prioritisation pp. 501-519

- Anita Etale, Priska Ammann and Michael Siegrist
- A micro-place evaluation of the relationship between ‘risky places’ and risk perceptions pp. 520-535

- Alaina De Biasi, James Carr, Matthew Almanza and Adam Zwickle
- Boundary conditions for gender differences in risk taking pp. 536-545

- Michael D. Baker, Brittnie T. Owens, Rachel L. Utter, Rebecca J. Boachie and Delaney R. Keith
Volume 25, issue 3, 2022
- Understanding discourse and language of risk pp. 271-284

- Jens O. Zinn and Marcus Müller
- Who is to blame for the terrorist attack? Comparison of content analysis and survey data as sources of responsibility ascriptions pp. 285-302

- Kirill Gavrilov
- Mapping and characterising changes to risk amplification within the British Press: 1985–2017 pp. 303-316

- Martin Rooke and Adam Burgess
- Risk in discourses around fracking: a discourse linguistic perspective on the UK, the USA and Germany pp. 317-330

- Anna Mattfeldt
- The use of risk language in migration discourse. A comparative exploration of German and Italian newspapers pp. 331-346

- Maria Grazia Galantino
- ‘Risk’ in political discourse. A corpus approach to semantic change in German Bundestag debates pp. 347-362

- Marcus Müller and Ruth M. Mell
- Fear and responsibility: discourses of obesity and risk in the UK press pp. 363-378

- Gavin Brookes and Paul Baker
- Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and ‘risk’ in the news pp. 379-394

- Luke C. Collins
- Using large text news archives for the analysis of climate change discourse: some methodological observations pp. 395-406

- Reiner Grundmann
Volume 25, issue 2, 2022
- Enhanced threat or therapeutic benefit? Risk and benefit perceptions of human gene editing by purpose and heritability of edits pp. 139-155

- Emily L. Howell, Patrice Kohl, Dietram A. Scheufele, Sarah Clifford, Anqi Shao, Michael A. Xenos and Dominique Brossard
- Motivating sustainable behaviors by framing biodiversity loss as a public health risk pp. 156-175

- Apoorva Joshi
- Finance and climate science: worlds apart? pp. 176-197

- Vincent Bouchet, Hugo Dayan and Camille Contoux
- A naturalistic decision-making approach to managing non-routine fire incidents: evidence from expert firefighters pp. 198-217

- J. O. Okoli, J. Watt and G. Weller
- Anthropogenic risk creation: understanding and addressing the challenges via a conceptual model pp. 218-235

- Ian G. J. Dawson and Yaniv Hanoch
- The utility of social practice theory in risk research pp. 236-251

- Nina Heidenstrøm
- Risk assessment without the risk? A controversy about security and risk in Norway pp. 252-267

- Anne Heyerdahl
- Charting the global rise of the modern plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) pp. 268-270

- Maeve Carys McLoughlin
Volume 25, issue 1, 2022
- Both analysis and feelings? The influence of risk beliefs on holistic risk judgments through dual systems using the ESSA model pp. 1-20

- Hugh D. Walpole and Robyn S. Wilson
- The influence of media consumption on public risk perception: a meta-analysis pp. 21-47

- Chunhua Niu, Zhixin Jiang, Hongbing Liu, Kehu Yang, Xuping Song and Zhihong Li
- Mixed effects of mass media reports on the social amplification of risk: frequencies and frames of the BSE reports in newspaper media in the UK pp. 48-66

- Hajime Sato and Andrew Webster
- Warning dissemination and public response in China’s new warning system: evidence from a strong convective event in Qingdao City pp. 67-91

- Yinghui Cao, Nianjie Zhang, Xuliang Zhang and Jiahua Zhang
- Quality assessment of enterprise risk management programs pp. 92-112

- Abroon Qazi and Mecit Can Emre Simsekler
- The social representation of nanotechnologies and its relationships with those of science and technology: Making familiar the unfamiliar between enthusiasm and caution pp. 113-137

- Sonia Brondi, Federico Neresini and Andrea Sciandra
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