Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2024

Current editor(s): Bryan MacGregor

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Volume 26, issue 12, 2023

Competing institutional logics in hospital management during the COVID-19 pandemic – lessons for the future pp. 1299-1313

Lars Erik Kjekshus

Exploring public acceptance of nuclear waste in Taiwan, China: investigating the impact of perceived risks and benefits of nuclear energy pp. 1314-1330

Yinghan Liang, Ben Ma, Ziyao Wang and Qi Bian

Development and validation of the Design-for-Safety (DfS) climate measurement tool pp. 1331-1352

Michelle SH Lim and Yang Miang Goh

Risk communication and Covid-19 through the lens of anonymous sources pp. 1353-1369

Anita Kovačič Čelofiga and Tina Tomažič

I don’t know my child’s asthma risk: evidence against satisficing as an explanation for ‘don’t know’ responses pp. 1370-1382

Erika A. Waters, Gabrielle Pogge, Heather Orom, Marc T. Kiviniemi, Jennifer L. Hay, Malwina Lewicka, Natasha C. Allard, Gregory D. Webster and James A. Shepperd

Systemic risks and solar climate engineering research. Integrating technology ethics into the governance of systemic risks pp. 1383-1395

Benjamin Hofbauer

When to dismiss an alternative hypothesis or theory? A risk and uncertainty perspective pp. 1396-1407

Terje Aven

Insufficiency and capacity: seeking and processing of risk information about PFAS pp. 1408-1421

Xinxia Dong and Janet Z. Yang

Eliciting risk preferences: is a single item enough? pp. 1422-1438

Don C. Zhang, Gino Howard, Russell A. Matthews and Tyler Cowley

Volume 26, issue 11, 2023

Facing nonscalability: are risks still ‘risks’ when compound and catastrophic? pp. 1157-1173

Christine Fassert, Valérie November and Cassandre Rey-Thibault

The influence of COVID-19 Mortality Rate Formats on Emotional Reactions, Risk perception, and self-protective Behavioral Intentions pp. 1174-1190

Giulia Priolo, Martina Vacondio, Stephan Dickert and Nicolao Bonini

COVID-19 risk perception measures: factoring and prediction of behavioral intentions and policy support pp. 1191-1212

Branden B. Johnson and Byungdoo Kim

Should we use natural gas in our homes? Risk perceptions from the U.S pp. 1213-1226

Adam Mayer and Ellison Carter

Information seeking and information avoidance about per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination: knowledge, personal control, or affect? pp. 1227-1243

Zhuling Liu and Janet Z. Yang

Risk in transit: a case study of the introduction of a new risk definition for risk management in the Norwegian petroleum industry pp. 1244-1262

Torgeir Kolstø Haavik, Trond Kongsvik and Marius Vigen

Utilizing MRBQ to investigate risky rider behavior in Chinese young riders: combining the effect of Big Five personality and sensation seeking pp. 1263-1282

Zhenhao Yu, Weina Qu and Yan Ge

Public perceptions of hydrogen hubs in Southwestern Pennsylvania pp. 1283-1298

Ioana Iacob and M. Granger Morgan

Volume 26, issue 10, 2023

Limits to inoculating against the risk of fake news: a replication study in Singapore during COVID-19 pp. 1037-1052

Catherine Mei Ling Wong and Yuanyuan Wu

Using artificial intelligence (AI)? Risk and opportunity perception of AI predict people’s willingness to use AI pp. 1053-1084

Rebekka Schwesig, Irina Brich, Jürgen Buder, Markus Huff and Nadia Said

Dread and unknown characteristics of particulate matter pollution: cognitive and affective routes to air pollution prevention pp. 1085-1100

Soo Jung Hong and Yungwook Kim

Waste-to-energy risk perception typology: health, politics and environmental impacts pp. 1101-1118

Mikel Subiza-Pérez, Aiora Zabala, Daniel Groten, Laura Vozmediano, César San Juan and Jesús Ibarluzea

How states deal with long-term destabilizing risks pp. 1119-1136

Bas Heerma van Voss and Ira Helsloot

Combining uncertainty information with AI recommendations supports calibration with domain knowledge pp. 1137-1152

Harishankar Vasudevanallur Subramanian, Casey Canfield, Daniel B. Shank and Matthew Kinnison

Foolproof: why we fall for misinformation and how to build immunity by Sander Van Der Linden book review pp. 1153-1154

Sarah Duckett and George Warren

Reply to book review pp. 1155-1156

Sander van der Linden

Volume 26, issue 9, 2023

How trust in government relates to public attitudes toward shale gas development in China pp. 895-910

Yu Zhang, Ashley Clark, John A. Rupp and John D. Graham

Contrasting perspectives on the risks of intensive livestock farming in The Netherlands: a survey study pp. 911-930

V. Eijrond, L. Claassen and D. Timmermans

Ethos in COVID-19 crisis communication: evidence from Oman pp. 931-946

Fatema Al-Rubai’ey and Abdul Gabbar Al-Sharafi

What psychological factors lead to the abandonment of cultivated land by coastal farmers? An interpretation based on the psychological distance pp. 947-968

Xin Nie, Xingyi Wu, Han Wang, Qing Kang, Fengqin Li, Lihua Li and Hua Qiao

The global research trends on health risk perception and communication: a bibliometric study and visualization analysis pp. 969-988

Xia Cao, Binfang Yang and Jiansong Zhou

Mapping mental models of parents’ risk perceptions of autonomous public transport use by young children: a social representations theory approach pp. 989-1005

Shirley S. Ho and Wenqi Tan

Mixed and worried? Examining the association between locality type and worrying about social phenomena in Arab citizens of Israel pp. 1006-1019

Nohad Ali and Dennis Rosenberg

Covering conflicts and risks: Chinese newspapers’ peace-loving discourse and their use of risk language pp. 1020-1036

Liwen Zhang and Qing’an Zhou

Volume 26, issue 8, 2023

Introduction to the special issue pp. 837-840

Domagoj Vrbos and Barbara Gallani

Societal insights in risk communication planning – a structured approach pp. 841-854

Domagoj Vrbos, Giorgia Zamariola, Laura Maxim, Giulia Nicolini, Paul Ortega, James Ramsay, Matthias Rasche, Claire Rogers, Luca Schombert, Anthony Smith and Barbara Gallani

Digital methods of social science in food regulation: case studies from the Food Standards Agency pp. 855-865

Beth Armstrong, Darren Bhattachary, Alex Bogdan, Caitlin Connors, Laura Broomfield, Joanna Disson, Rebecca Gillespie, Helen Heard, Alice John, Lucy King, Marfot Miah, Ely Mirzahosseinkhan, Michelle Patel, Alice Rayner and Sophie Watson

Participatory versus analytic approaches for understanding risk perceptions: a comparison of three case studies from the field of biotechnology pp. 866-882

Leonie Dendler, Mariana Morais, Jan Nikolas Hargart, Joana S. Lourenço, Domagoj Vrbos, Paul Ortega, Kamila Sfugier Tollik, Georgios Alaveras, Barbara Gallani, Michelle Patel, Laura Broomfield and Ortwin Renn

Summary of the ONE SOCIETY track > opportunities and challenges pp. 883-894

Lynn Frewer, Max Blanck, Stephan Bronzwaer, Laura Martino, Domagoj Vrbos and Yann Devos

Volume 26, issue 7, 2023

Lost in translation: inadequate non-technical risk assessment within major project teams in mining pp. 711-724

Jocelyn Fraser, Livia Mello and Nadja C. Kunz

Characterizations of COVID-19 risk: review and suggestions for improvement of current practices pp. 725-747

Ingrid Glette-Iversen, Azadeh Seif and Terje Aven

Environmental condition, cultural worldview, and environmental perceptions in China pp. 748-777

Meng Yuan, Yan Yang and Hongtao Yi

The measurements and performance of enterprise risk management: a comprehensive literature review pp. 778-800

Sylvester Senyo Horvey and Jones Odei-Mensah

Making cyber security more resilient: adding social considerations to technological fixes pp. 801-814

Myriam Dunn Cavelty, Christine Eriksen and Benjamin Scharte

Americans’ COVID-19 risk perceptions and risk perception predictors changed over time pp. 815-835

Branden B. Johnson, Marcus Mayorga and Byungdoo Kim

Volume 26, issue 6, 2023

A framework for understanding risk based on the concepts of ontology and epistemology pp. 581-593

Marja Ylönen and Terje Aven

Introducing forecast-based public health warnings to promote engagement with air quality risk: a survey of citizens’ attitudes in Cork, Ireland pp. 594-609

Gregory Gorman, Stig Hellebust, Dean Venables, Kevin Ryan and Marica Cassarino

Unmuting leadership: the impact of Zelensky’s social media strategy at the inset of the Ukrainian War pp. 610-624

Sebastián Sánchez-Castillo, Esteban Galán-Cubillo and Lindsey Drylie-Carey

Risk analysis versus risk governance: the case study of the Ebola Virus Disease pp. 625-647

Temitope Tunbi Onifade

Institutional trust, risk and product safety: a consumer survey pp. 648-674

Zoe Adams and Magda Osman

Mechanisms behind COVID-19 scepticism among socially marginalised individuals in Europe pp. 675-696

Kristi Nero, Kati Orru, Tor-Olav Nævestad, Alexandra Olson, Merja Airola, Lucia Savadori, Austeja Kazemekaityte, Gabriella Lovasz and Jelena Kajganovic

Risk perception of the COVID-19 vaccines: revisiting the psychometric paradigm pp. 697-709

Jody Chin Sing Wong and Janet Zheng Yang

Volume 26, issue 5, 2023

Misinformation and the Paradox of Trust during the covid-19 pandemic in the U.S.: pathways to Risk perception and compliance behaviors pp. 469-484

Ji Won Kim, Jiyoung Lee and Yue Dai

Bibliometric analysis of risk science from 1996 to 2021: insights and implications pp. 485-501

Jun Hao, Jianping Li and Dengsheng Wu

Attitudes toward possible food radiation contamination following the Fukushima nuclear accident: a nine-year, ten-wave panel survey pp. 502-523

Takashi Kusumi, Asako Miura, Kanayo Ogura and Kazuji Nishikawa

Data use and data needs in critical infrastructure risk analysis pp. 524-546

Aron Larsson and Christine Große

Defensive pessimism-like thinking in practice: the (dys)functional strategy for coping with risk uncertainty in the offshore oilfield? pp. 547-562

Nicholas Norman Adams

What entails risk management maturity in public organisations? pp. 563-580

A. L. F. De Lorena and A. P. C. S. Costa

Volume 26, issue 4, 2023

Crises social sensing: longitudinal monitoring of social perceptions of systemic risk during public health crisis pp. 345-366

Rui Gaspar, Samuel Domingos, Hugo Toscano, Jessica Filipe, Gisela Leiras, Beatriz Raposo, Cícero Pereira, Cristina Godinho, Rita Francisco, Claudia Silva and Miguel Telo de Arriaga

Influences of PM2.5 pollution on the public’s negative emotions, risk perceptions, and coping behaviors: a cross-national study in China and Korea pp. 367-379

Jia Chen, Lin Wang, Haiying Wang, Heechan Kang, Moon-Hyon Hwang and Do Gyun Lee

Risk, religion, and reified camels: the past and the future of insurance in Iran pp. 380-392

Zohreh Bayatrizi

Regulating through disclosure: the case of food hygiene barometer ratings in China pp. 393-414

Li Wang, David Demeritt and Henry Rothstein

Exploring the effects of information insufficiency on residents’ intention to seek information about waste-to-energy incineration projects pp. 415-432

Jing Zeng, Mengyue Li, Xiyu Pu and Liang Liu

A new perspective for the integration of intelligence and risk management in a customs and border control context pp. 433-449

Marja Ylönen and Terje Aven

Is targeting the solution? Evidence from an experiment on radon risk communication pp. 450-467

Diego Dametto, Britta Oertel, Christiane Pölzl-Viol and Christoph Böhmert

Volume 26, issue 3, 2023

Rationales of risk and uncertainty and their epistemological foundation by new phenomenology pp. 219-232

Manuel Schulz and Jens O. Zinn

When information security depends on font size: how the saliency of warnings affects protection behavior pp. 233-255

Nico Ebert, Kurt A. Ackermann and Angela Bearth

Stated-preference tradeoffs between regulatory costs and benefits: testing unit asking and double framing effects pp. 256-272

Branden B. Johnson and Adam M. Finkel

Foxes caught in the same snare: a methodological review of social radon studies pp. 273-301

Melisa Muric, Peter Thijssen, Catrinel Turcanu, Tanja Perko and Yevgeniya Tomkiv

Mapping the knowledge frontiers of public risk communication in disaster risk management pp. 302-323

Lois Addo Agyepong and Xin Liang

Effects of comparative information when communicating personalized risks of treatment outcomes: an experimental study pp. 324-343

Ruben D. Vromans, Steffen C. Pauws, Lonneke V. van de Poll-Franse and Emiel J. Krahmer

Volume 26, issue 2, 2023

Food safety concerns and food defense support: a cross-cultural study pp. 113-132

Ronald Larson

Expert and lay judgements of danger and recklessness in adventure sports pp. 133-146

Philip A. Ebert and Ian N. Durbach

Risk management of human factors in airports screening process pp. 147-162

Michelle S. F. Arcúrio and Fabiana S. de Arruda

The effectiveness of risk assessments in risk workshops: the role of calculative cultures pp. 163-183

Lucia Bellora-Bienengräber, Clemens Harten and Matthias Meyer

Psychological distance, risk perception, and affect: Texas residents’ support for carbon capture and storage pp. 184-198

Prerna Shah, Janet Z. Yang and LeeAnn Kahlor

The impact of uncertainty communication on emotional arousal and participation intention: the psychophysiological effects of uncertainties on experts pp. 199-218

Ferdiana Hoti

Volume 26, issue 1, 2023

Developing a battery of measures for unobtrusive indicators of organisational culture: a research note pp. 1-18

Tom W. Reader and Alex Gillespie

Climate change risk and terror management theory pp. 19-36

Priyanka A. Naidu, A. Ian Glendon and Trevor J. Hine

Experimental support for a trust heuristic pp. 37-63

Nicole D. Sintov and Kristin F. Hurst

Revisiting the primary bias: the role of innumeracy in the misperception of prevalence of chronic illnesses pp. 64-82

Jocelyn Raude, Christina Xiao and Pascal Crépey

The co-evolution of government risk communication practice and context for environmental health emergencies pp. 83-96

Madeleine Thomas, Stefan Kaufman, Celine Klemm and Brett Hutchins

The risk of relocation: risk perceptions and communication surrounding the tradeoffs between floods and economic opportunities in Iquitos, Peru pp. 97-112

Christopher D. Wirz, Dominique Brossard, Katherine Curtis and Paul Block