Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2018

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Volume 21, issue 2, 2018

Genetics and risk – an exploration of conceptual approaches to genetic risk pp. 101-108

Mats G. Hansson, Frederic Bouder and Heidi C. Howard

Genetic risk information pp. 109-116

Julia Inthorn

Mapping uncertainty in genomics pp. 117-128

Heidi Carmen Howard and Erik Iwarsson

Healthcare professionals’ perceptions of risk in the context of genetic testing for the prediction of chronic disease: a qualitative metasynthesis pp. 129-166

Marie Falahee, Gwenda Simons, Karim Raza and Rebecca J. Stack

Perceptions of predictive testing for those at risk of developing a chronic inflammatory disease: a meta-synthesis of qualitative studies pp. 167-189

Kerin Bayliss, Karim Raza, Gwenda Simons, Marie Falahee, Mats Hansson, Bella Starling and Rebecca Stack

Towards a concept of genetic risk tolerance: a risk analysis perspective pp. 190-205

Frederic Bouder

Genetic risk assessment from an ethical point of view pp. 206-221

Sven Ove Hansson

Genetic risk and value pp. 222-235

Ulrik Kihlbom

Genetic risk and responsibility: reflections on a complex relationship pp. 236-258

Silke Schicktanz

Capturing how individuals perceive genetic risk information: a phenomenological perspective pp. 259-267

Serena Oliveri and Gabriella Pravettoni

Volume 21, issue 1, 2018

Considering risk: placing the work of Ulrich Beck in context pp. 1-5

Adam Burgess, Jamie Wardman and Gabe Mythen

Ulrich Beck: exploring and contesting risk pp. 6-16

Mads P. Sørensen

Thinking with Ulrich Beck: security, terrorism and transformation pp. 17-28

Gabe Mythen

Beck’s creative challenge to class analysis: from the rejection of class to the discovery of risk-class pp. 29-40

Dean Curran

The politics of urban climate risks: theoretical and empirical lessons from Ulrich Beck’s methodological cosmopolitanism pp. 41-55

Anders Blok

Risk and the cosmopolitanization of solidarities pp. 56-67

Daniel Levy

Cosmopolitan risk community in a bowl: a case study of China’s good food movement pp. 68-82

Joy Y. Zhang

Individualization revisited: global family developments, uncertainty and risk pp. 83-95

Adam Burgess

The prophecy of Ulrich Beck: signposts for the social sciences pp. 96-100

Gabe Mythen, Adam Burgess and Jamie K. Wardman

Volume 20, issue 12, 2017

Dimensions of strategic intervention for risk reduction and mitigation: a case study of the MV Sewol incident pp. 1516-1533

Namkyung Oh

Communicating risk in disaster risk management systems – experimental evidence of the perceived usefulness of risk descriptions pp. 1534-1553

Lexin Lin, Claudia Rivera, Marcus Abrahamsson and Henrik Tehler

Risk perceptions, moral attitudes, and anticipated guilt in US consumers’ climate change behavioral intentions pp. 1554-1567

Xiao Wang

The disaster: risk or danger? pp. 1568-1584

Gaspar Mairal

Understanding the framing effect: do affective responses to decision options mediate the influence of frame on choice? pp. 1585-1597

Emily Stark, Austin S. Baldwin, Andrew W. Hertel and Alexander J. Rothman

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 20, issue 11, 2017

Corrigendum pp. i-i

The Editors

Looking back and going forward: what should the new European Commission do in order to promote evidence-based policy-making? pp. 1359-1378

Ragnar Lofstedt and Anne Katrin Schlag

The relationship between risk experience and risk response: a study of farmers and climate change pp. 1379-1393

Alice Hamilton-Webb, Louise Manning, Rhiannon Naylor and John Conway

Preparing for the worst: public perceptions of risk management innovations pp. 1394-1417

Brooke Fisher Liu, Holly Roberts, Elizabeth L. Petrun Sayers, Gary Ackerman, Daniel Smith and Irina Iles

The effect of task-technology fit on purchase intention: The moderating role of perceived risks pp. 1418-1438

Yu-Shan Chen and Stanley Y.B. Huang

The challenges of risk society for impact assessment pp. 1439-1449

Sanne Vammen Larsen

Preparing for disaster: a comparative analysis of education for critical infrastructure collapse pp. 1450-1465

Kaori Kitagawa, John Preston and Charlotte Chadderton

My computer is infected: the role of users’ sensation seeking and domain-specific risk perceptions and risk attitudes on computer harm pp. 1466-1479

Juan Herrero, Alberto Urueña, Andrea Torres and Antonio Hidalgo

Convergent and concurrent validity of the Frankfurt Complaint Questionnaire as a screener for psychosis risk pp. 1480-1496

Chantal Michel, Christine Kutschal, Benno G. Schimmelmann and Frauke Schultze-Lutter

Reassessing the risk conditions for political instability in the light of the Arab Spring pp. 1497-1515

Leonie Kaphahn and Louis Brennan

Volume 20, issue 10, 2017

Quality in risk reporting on energy issues in German news media pp. 1227-1252

Adriane Schmidt, Sebastian Thuß and Thomas Meyer

Siting controversies analysis: framework and method for questioning the procedure pp. 1253-1274

Nicolas Rossignol, Céline Parotte, Geoffrey Joris and Catherine Fallon

The concept of as a model for risk regulation – its hidden and not so hidden ambitions, side effects, and risks pp. 1275-1291

Lucas Bergkamp

Public perception of solar radiation management: the impact of information and evoked affect pp. 1292-1307

Bernadette Sütterlin and Michael Siegrist

Are people emotionally aroused by hypothetical medical scenarios in experiments? An eye tracking study with pupil dilation pp. 1308-1319

Christina Kreuzmair, Michael Siegrist and Carmen Keller

Political–security risk in the oil and gas industry: the impact of terrorism on risk management and mitigation pp. 1320-1337

Derica Lambrechts and Lars B. Blomquist

Explaining Americans’ responses to dread epidemics: an illustration with Ebola in late 2014 pp. 1338-1357

Branden B. Johnson

Volume 20, issue 9, 2017

“How are you vulnerable?”: Using participation for vulnerability analysis in emergency planning pp. 1095-1114

Nicolas Rossignol, Catrinel Turcanu, Catherine Fallon and Catherine Zwetkoff

Improving lay understanding of exposure to electromagnetic fields; the effect of information on perception of and responses to risk pp. 1115-1131

Liesbeth Claassen, Diana van Dongen and Danielle R.M. Timmermans

Perceptions of electricity-use communications: effects of information, format, and individual differences pp. 1132-1153

Casey Canfield, Wändi Bruine de Bruin and Gabrielle Wong-Parodi

One size fits all? Safety management regulation of ship accidents and personal injuries pp. 1154-1172

Kristine Vedal Størkersen, Stian Antonsen and Trond Kongsvik

Risk perception and worry in environmental decision-making – a case study within the Swedish steel industry pp. 1173-1194

Stina Alriksson and Monika Filipsson

Biomedical risks and citizenship: depoliticizing cell site deployment in the Netherlands and Southern California pp. 1195-1210

M.B. de Graaff, C. Bröer and R.A. Wester

How (not) to talk about the uncertain: siting geological disposal for highly radioactive waste in the Czech Republic pp. 1211-1225

Karel Svačina

Volume 20, issue 8, 2017

Risk-risk tradeoffs: what should we do in Europe? pp. 963-983

Ragnar Lofstedt and Anne Schlag

Five caveats for risk–risk analysis pp. 984-987

Sven Ove Hansson

Differences in the strengths of evidence matters in risk–risk trade-offs pp. 988-994

Ullrika Sahlin and Maj Rundlöf

‘Ordinary science intelligence’: a science-comprehension measure for study of risk and science communication, with notes on evolution and climate change pp. 995-1016

Dan M. Kahan

The two faces of social capital in private flood mitigation: opposing effects on risk perception, self-efficacy and coping capacity pp. 1017-1037

Philipp Babcicky and Sebastian Seebauer

Do closed survey questions overestimate public perceptions of food risks? pp. 1038-1052

George Gaskell, Katrin Hohl and Monica M. Gerber

The institutional work of hospital risk managers: democratizing and professionalizing risk management pp. 1053-1075

Véronique Labelle and Linda Rouleau

Psychological determinants of financial buffer saving: the influence of financial risk tolerance and regulatory focus pp. 1076-1093

J. Magendans, J.M. Gutteling and S. Zebel

Volume 20, issue 7, 2017

Is the willingness to take risks contagious? A comparison of immigrants and native-born in the United States pp. 827-845

Aigul Mavletova and James Witte

Household adoption of smog protective behavior: a comparison between two Chinese cities pp. 846-867

Jiuchang Wei, Weiwei Zhu, Dora Marinova and Fei Wang

The importance of threat, strategy, and resource appraisals for long-term proactive risk management among forest owners in Sweden pp. 868-886

Louise Eriksson

Perceptions of protective actions for a water contamination emergency pp. 887-908

Michael K. Lindell, Jeryl L. Mumpower, Shih-Kai Huang, Hao-Che Wu, Charles D. Samuelson and Hung-Lung Wei

Prospect theory, mitigation and adaptation to climate change pp. 909-930

Daniel Osberghaus

Re-conceptualizing community in risk research pp. 931-951

Travis B. Paveglio, Amanda D. Boyd and Matthew S. Carroll

How to classify failures when collecting data for safety-instrumented systems in the oil and gas industry pp. 952-962

J.T. Selvik and E.B. Abrahamsen

Volume 20, issue 6, 2017

Expert opinion and probabilistic volcanic risk assessment pp. 693-710

Amy Donovan, J. Richard Eiser and R. Stephen J. Sparks

Resilience indicators: opportunities for including distributive justice concerns in disaster management pp. 711-731

Neelke Doorn

The perceiver’s social role and a risk’s causal structure as determinants of environmental risk evaluation pp. 732-759

Gisela Böhm and Hans-Rüdiger Pfister

Understanding the motivations of coastal residents to voluntarily purchase federal flood insurance pp. 760-775

Samuel D. Brody, Wesley E. Highfield, Morgan Wilson, Michael K. Lindell and Russell Blessing

Representations of coastal risk (erosion and marine flooding) among inhabitants of at-risk municipalities pp. 776-799

Elisabeth Michel-Guillou and Catherine Meur-Ferec

The relationship between risk control imperative and perceived causation: the case of product counterfeiting in China pp. 800-826

B Ding, M Stevenson and J.S. Busby

Volume 20, issue 5, 2017

Modeling the relationships among emotional intelligence, sensation-seeking and risk-taking attitudes of university students in Hong Kong pp. 569-589

Hoi Yan Cheung, Timothy Teo and Ming-Tak Hue

Exemplification effects: responses to perceptions of risk pp. 590-610

Patric R. Spence, Kenneth A. Lachlan, David Westerman, Xialing Lin, Christina J. Harris, Timothy L. Sellnow and Deborah D. Sellnow-Richmond

Science vs. fear: the Ebola quarantine debate as a case study that reveals how the public perceives risk pp. 611-633

Anat Gesser-Edelsburg and Yaffa Shir-Raz

Harm-advocating online content and subjective well-being: a cross-national study of new risks faced by youth pp. 634-649

Teo Keipi, Atte Oksanen, James Hawdon, Matti Näsi and Pekka Räsänen

The role of safety culture/climate and social cognitive factors for driving behaviors of Turkish professional drivers transporting petroleum products pp. 650-663

Ö. Şimşekoğlu and T. Nordfjærn

Farmers’ crop insurance perception and participation decisions: empirical evidence from Hunan, China pp. 664-677

Tao Ye, Yangbin Liu, Jiwei Wang, Ming Wang and Peijun Shi

A tool for analysing the interdependence of indoor environmental quality and reported symptoms of the hospitals’ personnel pp. 678-691

G. Loupa, S. Fotopoulou and K.P. Tsagarakis

Volume 20, issue 4, 2017

Helping behavior in a virtual crisis situation: effects of safety awareness and crisis communication pp. 433-444

H.E. Stubbé, M.L. van Emmerik and J.H. Kerstholt

Being active when judging risks: bodily states interfere with accurate risk analysis pp. 445-462

Martina Raue, Bernhard Streicher, Eva Lermer and Dieter Frey

Risk and safety in large-scale socio-technological (military) systems: a literature review pp. 463-481

Gwendolyn C.H. Bakx and James M. Nyce

Concern or apathy: the attitude of the public toward urban air pollution pp. 482-498

Jianhua Xu, Cheryl S.F. Chi and Kejun Zhu

The association between transformational leadership in German hospitals and the frequency of events reported as perceived by medical directors pp. 499-515

Hendrik Hillen, Holger Pfaff and Antje Hammer

A new method for early detection of mass concern about public health issues pp. 516-532

Jiayin Pei, Guang Yu, Xianyun Tian and Maureen Renee Donnelley

Risk communication policy design: Cyprus compared to France and the Netherlands pp. 533-550

Sophie Tourenq, George Boustras and Jan M. Gutteling

The role of epistemic policies in regulatory science: scientific substantiation of health claims in the European Union pp. 551-565

Oliver Todt and José Luis Luján

Special Issue on ‘Risk Analytics and Business Intelligence’ pp. 566-567

The Editors

Erratum pp. 568-568

The Editors

Volume 20, issue 3, 2017

Dispute and morality in the perception of societal risks: extending the psychometric model pp. 299-325

Claudia Bassarak, Hans-Rüdiger Pfister and Gisela Böhm

Choosing between precautions for nanoparticles in the workplace: complementing the precautionary principle with caring pp. 326-346

Shannon Lydia Spruit

Public perception and responses to environmental pollution and health risks: evaluation and implication from a national survey in China pp. 347-365

Yi Chen, Zhao Zhang, Peijun Shi, Xiao Song, Pin Wang, Xing Wei and Fulu Tao

Italian consumers’ attitudes towards food risks: - and -- profiles for effective risk communication pp. 366-384

Anna Pinto, Giulia Mascarello, Nicoletta Parise, Silvia Bonaldo, Stefania Crovato and Licia Ravarotto

Factors contributing to business actions in response to climate change in Korea pp. 385-403

Jung Eun Kang, D.K. Yoon and Jinyoung Rhee

A framework for selection of strategy for management of security measures pp. 404-417

Eirik Bjorheim Abrahamsen, Kenneth Pettersen, Terje Aven, Mareile Kaufmann and Tony Rosqvist

Doing and undoing risk: the mutual constitution of risk and heteronormativity in contemporary society pp. 418-432

Katarina Giritli Nygren, Susanna Öhman and Anna Olofsson

Volume 20, issue 2, 2017

Imagining worse than reality: comparing beliefs and intentions between disaster evacuees and survey respondents pp. 169-194

Gina Yannitell Reinhardt

How do natural and man-made disasters affect international trade? A country-level and industry-level analysis pp. 195-217

Chang Hoon Oh

Influence of perceived risk on entrepreneurial desirability and feasibility: multidimensional approach for nascent entrepreneurs pp. 218-236

Karla Roxana Giordano Martínez, Ángel Herrero Crespo and Ana Fernández-Laviada

Judgments under uncertainty: evaluations of univocal, ambiguous and conflicting probability information pp. 237-255

Vivianne H.M. Visschers

Self-determination and risk: the role of life goals and causality orientation in domain-specific risk propensity pp. 256-276

Hakim Djeriouat

Determinants of stakeholders’ attitudes towards a new technology: nanotechnology applications for food, water, energy and medicine pp. 277-298

Heleen van Dijk, Arnout R.H. Fischer, Hans J.P. Marvin and Hans C.M. van Trijp

Volume 20, issue 1, 2017

Culturally antagonistic memes and the Zika virus: an experimental test pp. 1-40

Dan M. Kahan, Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Asheley Landrum and Kenneth Winneg

Activation and variation of the United Nation’s cluster coordination model: a comparative analysis of the Haiti and Japan disasters pp. 41-60

Namkyung Oh and Junghyae Lee

A life history approach to perceptions of global climate change risk: young adults’ experiences about impacts, causes, and solutions pp. 61-75

Richard D. Besel, Krista Burke and Vana Christos

Effect of perceived risk on nuclear power plant operators’ safety behavior and errors pp. 76-84

Li-Lin Rao, Yaoshan Xu, Shu Li, Yongjuan Li and Rui Zheng

Descriptive framework of injury data: a proposal based on a Japanese experience of injury database integration pp. 85-98

Kun Zhang, Jinxing Wang, Takabumi Fukuda and Yoshiki Mikami

Demographic determinants of incident experience and risk perception: do high-risk groups accurately perceive themselves as high-risk? pp. 99-117

Björn Sund, Mikael Svensson and Henrik Andersson

Risk management of Chinese food companies; a management perspective pp. 118-134

Dongyong Zhang, Stephen Morse and Bingjun Li

Risk definition and the struggle for legitimation: a case study of Bt cotton in Andhra Pradesh, India pp. 135-150

E. Desmond

Characterization of unknown unknowns using separation principles in case study on Deepwater Horizon oil spill pp. 151-168

Seong Dae Kim