Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2026

Current editor(s): Bryan MacGregor

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Volume 29, issue 7, 2026

Embracing risk: supporting pregnant and young parents in the child welfare system pp. 875-888

Michelle Jones, Helen McLaren, Tina Brodie, Jasmine Bishop, Kara York, Laura Edney, Jane Regan and Kate Travers

Dynamic shifts in the valuation of COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness and safety: the moderating role of cognitive traits pp. 889-905

Shintaroh Imazu and Takashi Kusumi

Chinese citizens’ information seeking about nuclear wastewater: the role of social media exposure and fatalism pp. 906-926

Jing Niu, Chenxi Wang and Zhuohui Yang

To fear or not? The impact of internet use on Chinese public safety perception pp. 927-943

Zilong Meng and Huayu Dou

Comparing concepts of risk: a corpus-based study of parliamentary discourse in Brazil and Germany pp. 944-967

Rodrigo Esteves de Lima Lopes and Marcus Müller

The home as a site of crisis preparedness: gender, place, and ontological security pp. 968-982

Linda Kvarnlöf, Elin Montelius and Erna Danielsson

At the intersection of risk: AB5C traits and their impact on self-report risk-taking pp. 983-997

Mark A. Roebke, P. Jewel Morrison, Cody E. Harrell, Alex L. Silverman, Shria Sharma, Skyler Grunberg, Phylicia Richardson, Sebastian Reyes Castillo, Liberty Sanford, Dylan Santiago, Paris M. Thomas, Foxy E. Zepherin and Gary N. Burns

Manufactured risks and women’s reflexivity in a rural Indonesian industrial frontier pp. 998-1016

Diana Dewi Sartika, Yulasteriyani, Akhmad Syafe’I, Hayana Muslimah, Aldri Oktanedi, Yuanita Dwi Hapsari and Masrizal

Volume 29, issue 6, 2026

A framework to characterize the balance between risk science quality and usefulness pp. 727-751

Shital Thekdi and Terje Aven

Burnt out on wildfire warnings: quality messages drive recreationists’ safety, but overload backfires pp. 752-767

Erin E. Budzyn, Adam Zwickle and Elizabeth E. Perry

Paradigm evolution and tension dynamics in disaster recovery research: a theoretical synthesis (1980–2025) pp. 768-790

Yinan Gao and Rajib Shaw

Assessment of social vulnerability in urban and rural areas using the social vulnerability index pp. 791-806

Esra Latifoğlu and Nilüfer Kart Aktaş

Words or numbers? How framing uncertainties affects risk assessment and decision-making pp. 807-830

Robin Bodenberger and Kirsten Thommes

Communicating flood risk through infrastructure: a visual-semiotic analysis of bridges and territorial vulnerability (Portugal) pp. 831-846

Noémia Salgado Cunha

Risk-Related information seeking and risk perception of wildfires: the High Park Fire Burn Area pp. 847-870

Melissa Mokry and Jangyul Kim

A History of Risk Science: Concepts and Principles of Risk Analysis pp. 871-874

Doğan Şengül

Volume 29, issue 5, 2026

Editorial pp. 535-539

K. Sapountzaki and M. Dandoulaki

An archaeology of risk: a bibliometric analysis of risk research pp. 540-562

George W. Warren, Sarah M. Duckett and Ragnar Löfstedt

Another Fukushima effect? Risk perceptions of nuclear power and Fukushima treated radioactive water on the acceptance of nuclear power in South Korea pp. 563-582

Kyunghwan Kim and Seoyong Kim

Temporal and spatial seismic risk scenarios of Istanbul pp. 583-598

Seda Kundak, Çağlar Göksu, Kerem Yavuz Arslanlı, Ahmet Atıl Aşıcı, Ali Yılmaz, Duygu Kalkanlı, Cihan Mert Sabah, Betül Ergün Konukçu and Ece Özden Pak

The role of uncertainty in cost-benefit analysis for natural risks prevention pp. 599-613

Malvina Ongaro, Daniele Chiffi and Lorenza Petrini

Methodological solutions for interactive socio-spatial vulnerability dashboards for risk governance pp. 614-631

Aistė Balžekienė and Paulina Budrytė

Connecting social impacts and social capacities for flood risk management and disaster risk reduction pp. 632-650

Guadalupe Ortiz, Antonio Aledo, Pablo Aznar-Crespo and José Javier Mañas-Navarro

How does the moral imperative mediate the effect of perceived threat in the acceptance of immigrants? pp. 651-667

Marta Caserotti, Elisa Tedaldi, Beatrice Conte and Enrico Rubaltelli

Analysis of food safety data and its importance in risk assessment pp. 668-685

Argyrios Boulis and George Boskou

Consumer demand for bioplastics: an umbrella review of barriers and recommendations pp. 686-703

Samuel Domingos, Ana Rita Farias, Catarina Possidónio, Sílvia Luís, Ana Loureiro, Bernardo Cruz and Eliana Portugal

Turning eco-anxiety into pro-environmental behaviour: risk perception as mediator pp. 704-726

Sílvia Luís, Ana Loureiro, Jerônimo C. Soro, Catarina Possidónio, Francisco Sampaio and Rui Gaspar

Volume 29, issue 4, 2026

Leveling the playing field using an asymmetric informational intervention: the case of radon risk surveys pp. 391-418

Fien Bergen, Peter Thijssen, Tanja Perko and Melisa Muric

Psychometric properties of the OVIT (Organizational Vulnerability to Intentional Insider Threat) model in a Norwegian context pp. 419-431

Solveig Abrahamsen, Olav Kjellevold Olsen and Jørn Hetland

Cognitive and affective predictors of sharing intentions on social media: the role of anxiety, social benefits, and risks pp. 432-446

Isabelle Freiling and Anja Stevic

From reviews to risk assessment: a text mining approach to subclassify injury narratives in online reviews pp. 447-462

Nohel Zaman, David M. Goldberg and Alan S. Abrahams

Assessment of vulnerability to disruptions to the supply of semiconductors pp. 463-480

Alex C. Newkirk, Constantine Samaras, M. Granger Morgan and Erica R. H. Fuchs

Evaluating research security as enterprise risk management pp. 481-497

Brendan Walker-Munro

Building pre-decisional trust: strategic risk communication and authenticity in the public acceptance of Small Modular Reactors pp. 498-516

Xuezhen Cai and Yong-Sik Hwang

Incorporating moral foundations into persuasive conversations: the cases of public support for agricultural biotechnology research and future pandemic preparedness pp. 517-533

Jiyoun Kim, Yuan Wang, Kathryn Thier, Saymin Lee and John Leach

Volume 29, issue 3, 2026

TV news stories can increase concerns about severe weather and climate change, as well as support for adaptation policies pp. 233-249

Wändi Bruine de Bruin, Gale M. Sinatra, Allison Agsten and Willow Bay

Measuring climate change efficacy perceptions: developing a multi-construct scale pp. 250-277

Soobin Choi

A risk-analysis framework for evaluating the impact of information disorders pp. 278-304

Magda Osman

How trust in stakeholders shapes social acceptance of Carbon Capture and Storage pp. 305-320

Mabel San Román-Niaves, Sofia Morandini and Luca Pietrantoni

Why do people flee during Chinese Regular Epidemic Prevention and Control? Exploring trust effect in decision-making under risk and uncertainty pp. 321-338

Keyi Chen

The social amplifier effect revisited: mass media and peer communication in shaping risk and normative influences on drinking pp. 339-355

Xing Zhang and Yiran Liu

Factors affecting the intention of disaster survivors to comply to disaster response procedure and to prepare for future disasters pp. 356-375

Bhakti Stephan Onggo, Agriani Hermita Sadeli, Tomy Perdana and Fernianda Rahayu Hermiatin

Examining quality information flow in rural communities during disasters: findings from community leaders in emergency response pp. 376-390

Joy Enyinnaya, Nicole Kelp, Ashley A. Anderson, Teryn Ferrell and Shelby Cagle

Volume 29, issue 2, 2026

Hazard versus risk: clarifying concepts and management implications – insights from the bovaer controversy pp. 69-81

Terje Aven

Beyond concern: exploring risk attention as a marker of relevance in risk perception pp. 82-101

Peter M. Wiedemann, Mark Lohmann, Lukas Gierth and Gaby-Fleur Böl

The impact of gain-loss frames on citizen emergency cynicism: evidence from a survey experiment pp. 102-118

Yongchao Wu and Yanan Liu

Bridging the gaps in CBRN mass decontamination training in Greece: addressing vulnerable populations pp. 119-145

Maria Vareli, Michail Chalaris and Sotiria Anastasiou

Public health crisis as a stress test: examining the psychometric paradigm’s dimensionality across disease contexts pp. 146-160

Jody Chin Sing Wong, Janet Z. Yang and Yi Yin Leong

Crisis, culture, and connection: developing a relational resilience model for earthquake-affected communities (the case of the 2023 earthquakes in Türkiye) pp. 161-182

Işıl Avşar Arık, Ferhat Arık, Adem Sağır, Levent Taş, Mehmet Çakır and Melek Açıkalın

Determinants of perceived risk of online travel purchase in the wake of COVID-19 pp. 183-204

László Kökény and Zsófia Kenesei

Micro-foundations of enterprise risk management (ERM) effectiveness: the roles of ERM-specific transformational leadership, organizational culture, and group potency pp. 205-231

Adedayo Samuel Ogunsanya and Babatunde Ogunfowora

Volume 29, issue 1, 2026

Global lessons from disaster: rethinking risk and resilience in an age of compound crises pp. 1-5

Ayse Yildiz, Jamie Wardman, Rajib Shaw and Sujit Kumar Mohanty

From scientific foresight to risk governance: reflections on earthquake resilience and the 2023 Türkiye disaster pp. 6-13

Ayse Yildiz and Naci Görür

Neotectonics and earthquake preparedness in Türkiye: embedding geological foresight in urban planning pp. 14-22

Naci Görür and Ayse Yildiz

Reflecting on the 6 February 2023, Türkiye-Syria earthquake: key lessons on disaster risk, response, and resilience pp. 23-32

Yeliz Teker, Ridvan Bilgin and Ayse Yildiz

Case study on contribution of technical cooperation by JICA to build urban resilience in Türkiye pp. 33-40

Shinichi Fukasawa

Echoes of the earthquake: evidence-based suggestions for the management of psychological consequences of earthquakes pp. 41-51

Fabio Del Missier, Lucia Savadori, Alessandro Galvagni, Elena Pezzi, Giuseppe Scurci, Alessia Patacca, Mauro Dolce and Daniela Di Bucci

Bridging science, policy, and communities: UNESCO’s cases to inclusive risk governance pp. 52-61

América Bendito, Francesca Bampa, Rossella Yahampath, Sena Atasayar, Soichiro Yasukawa and Samuel Partey

Empowering earthquake risk management: a proposal for incorporating TQM (total quality management) into disaster reduction and recovery pp. 62-66

Rajib Shaw, Ayse Yildiz, Jamie Wardman and Sujit Kumar Mohanty

Correction pp. 67-67

The Editors