Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2024

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Volume 17, issue 10, 2014

Four questions for risk communication pp. 1233-1239

Roger Kasperson

More questions than answers: a response to ‘Four questions for risk communication’ by Roger Kasperson (2014) pp. 1241-1243

Michael Siegrist

The end of risk communication as we know it pp. 1245-1249

Joseph Árvai

Sociocultural vectors of effective risk communication pp. 1251-1257

Jamie K. Wardman

Progress in risk communication since the 1989 NRC report: response to ‘Four questions for risk communication’ by Roger Kasperson pp. 1259-1264

Ann Bostrom

Four answers to four questions (about risk communication) pp. 1265-1267

Baruch Fischhoff

Complexity, uncertainty and future risks pp. 1269-1271

Nick Pidgeon

Perspective on ‘Four Questions for Risk Communication’ pp. 1273-1276

Katherine A. McComas

Four questions for risk communication: a response to Roger Kasperson pp. 1277-1281

Ortwin Renn

Commentary on commentaries pp. 1283-1284

Roger Kasperson

Sense-making of risk and role-taking emotions: how young Swedes construe road traffic risk pp. 1285-1299

Erika Wall

An integrated approach based-structural modeling for risk prioritization in supply network management pp. 1301-1324

Wafik Hachicha and Manel Elmsalmi

Aircraft safety analysis using clustering algorithms pp. 1325-1340

Olja Čokorilo, Mario De Luca and Gianluca Dell’Acqua

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 17, issue 9, 2014

A possible way forward for evidence-based and risk-informed policy-making in Europe: a personal view pp. 1089-1108

Ragnar Lofstedt

Mercury at Oak Ridge: outcomes from risk evaluations can differ depending upon objectives and methodologies pp. 1109-1124

Joanna Burger, Michael Gocheld, Charles W. Powers, David Kosson, James Clarke and Kevin Brown

Q method can identify diverse perspectives on 'helpful' information on cancer clusters and inform risk communication generally pp. 1125-1145

Branden B. Johnson and Lynn Waishwell

Societal consequences of radioactive releases in March 2011 in Japan and implications for the resilience concept pp. 1147-1160

Kristina S. Westerdahl

Risk governance for infectious diseases: exploring the feasibility and added value of the IRGC-framework for Dutch infectious disease control pp. 1161-1182

J.C.M. Roodenrijs, M.M. Kraaij-Dirkzwager, J.H.T.C. van den Kerkhof and H.A.C. Runhaar

Public perception for monitoring and management of environmental risk: the case of the tires' fire in Drama region, Greece pp. 1183-1206

Pigi A. Vangeli, Antonia Koutsidou, Alexandra Gemitzi and Konstantinos Tsagarakis

Insights into the reception and acceptance of risk messages: nuclear emergency communication pp. 1207-1232

Tanja Perko, Peter Thijssen, Catrinel Turcanu and Baldwin Van Gorp

Volume 17, issue 8, 2014

Challenges for current quantitative risk assessment (QRA) models to describe explicitly the road tunnel safety level pp. 953-968

Konstantinos Kazaras and Konstantinos Kirytopoulos

Chronic unease for safety in managers: a conceptualisation pp. 969-979

L.S. Fruhen, R.h Flin and R. McLeod

Sushi consumption rates and mercury levels in sushi: ethnic and demographic differences in exposure pp. 981-997

Joanna Burger, Michael Gochfeld, Christian Jeitner, Mark Donio and Taryn Pittfield

Learning to organise risk management in organisations: what future for enterprise risk management? pp. 999-1017

Frank Schiller and George Prpich

The antecedent role of personal environmental values in the relationships among trust in companies, information processing and risk perception pp. 1019-1035

V. Tortosa-Edo, Miguel Ángel López-Navarro, J. Llorens-Monzonís and R.M. Rodríguez-Artola

The utmost ends of the nuclear fuel cycle: Finnish perceptions of the risks of uranium mining and nuclear waste management pp. 1037-1059

Tapio Litmanen, Barry D. Solomon and Mika Kari

Mobility, risk tolerance and competence to manage risks pp. 1061-1088

Allan M. Williams and Vladimír Baláž

Volume 17, issue 7, 2014

Formulating an emergency plan based on expectation-maximization is one thing, but applying it to a single case is another pp. 785-814

Hong-Yue Sun, Li-Lin Rao, Kun Zhou and Shu Li

A spatiotemporal approach for determining disaster-risk potential based on damage consequences of multiple hazard events pp. 815-836

Pedcris M. Orencio and Masahiko Fujii

The evolution of blame and trust: an examination of a Canadian drinking water contamination event pp. 837-854

S. Michelle Driedger, Christine Mazur and Bhavnita Mistry

Hard and soft law approaches to addressing psychosocial risks in Europe: lessons learned in the development of the Italian approach pp. 855-869

Sergio Iavicoli, Stavroula Leka, Aditya Jain, Benedetta Persechino, Bruna Maria Rondinone, Matteo Ronchetti and Antonio Valenti

A risk perspective supporting organizational efforts for achieving high reliability pp. 871-884

Jahon Khorsandi and Terje Aven

Statistical methods for modeling the risk of runway excursions pp. 885-901

Dustin C.S. Wagner and Kash Barker

Measures of risk associated to regulations compliance: a laboratory experiment on the use of common-pool resources pp. 903-921

Daniel Revollo-Fernandez and Alonso Aguilar-Ibarra

Re-scaling risk governance using local appraisal and community involvement pp. 923-949

Alexandre Oliveira Tavares and Pedro Pinto dos Santos

Volume 17, issue 6, 2014

International workshop on liability and insurance and their influence on safety management of industrial operations and products pp. 683-687

Michael Baram

The complementary roles of liability, regulation and insurance in safety management: theory and practice pp. 689-707

Michael G. Faure

'Soft Law' mechanisms for nanotechnology: liability and insurance drivers pp. 709-719

Gary E. Marchant

On the joint use of safety regulation and civil liability to promote safe management of hazardous operations: a French case study pp. 721-734

Pierre Bentata

Regulation of risk management of medical devices and the role of litigation pp. 735-748

Bastian A. de Mol

Accident causation models, management and the law pp. 749-764

Patrick Hudson

Liability, blame, and causation in Norwegian risk regulation pp. 765-779

Jacob Kringen

Pandora's Risk, by Kent Osband, New York, Columbia University Press, 2011, 304 pp., $49.95/£34.50 (hardback), ISBN: 978-0-231-15172-6 pp. 781-783

Rob Goble

Volume 17, issue 5, 2014

The substitution principle in chemical regulation: a constructive critique pp. 543-564

Ragnar Lofstedt

Substitution of chemicals based on assessment of hazard, risk and impact pp. 565-568

Tomas Öberg

The substitution principle in chemical regulation: a constructive critique, by Ragnar Löfstedt pp. 569-571

Terje Aven

The substitution principle in chemical regulation: a constructive critique pp. 573-575

Anna Olofsson

The substitution principle in chemical regulation: a constructive critique (Löfstedt, R.) pp. 577-580

Royal Society of Chemistry Royal Society of Chemistry

Principles and tools of chemical regulation: a comment on 'the substitution principle in chemical regulation: a constructive critique' pp. 581-586

Adam D.K. Abelkop and John D. Graham

Comment on Löfstedt's 'The substitution principle in chemical regulation: a constructive critique' pp. 587-591

Susan E. Dudley

Commentary on the Löfstedt substitution paper pp. 593-595

Julie Girling

Comment on paper: the substitution principle by Ragnar Löfstedt pp. 597-599

Ortwin Renn

BeSeCu-S - a self-report instrument for emergency survivors pp. 601-620

Daniela Knuth, Doris Kehl, Ed Galea, Lynn Hulse, Jordi Sans, Lola Vallès, Malin Roiha, Frank Seidler, Eberhard Diebe, Lena Kecklund, Sara Petterson, Jerzy Wolanin, Grzegorz Beltowski, Marek Preiss, Marie Sotolárová, Marketa Holubová, Turhan Sofuoglu, Zeynep Baskaya Sofuoglu, Luca Pietrantoni, Elisa Saccinto and Silke Schmidt

Risk allocation in a public-private partnership: a case study of construction and operation of kindergartens in Kazakhstan pp. 621-640

Nikolai Mouraviev and Nada K. Kakabadse

A combined approach for supply chain risk management: description and application to a real hospital pharmaceutical case study pp. 641-663

Hatem Elleuch, Wafik Hachicha and Habib Chabchoub

The virtuous circle in disaster recovery: who returns and stays in town after disaster evacuation? pp. 665-682

Jungbu Kim and Seong Soo Oh

Volume 17, issue 4, 2014

Risk, uncertainty and policy: towards a social-dialectical understanding pp. 425-434

Patrick R. Brown and Anna Olofsson

Nuclear power in China after Fukushima: understanding public knowledge, attitudes, and trust pp. 435-451

Guizhen He, Arthur P.J. Mol, Lei Zhang and Yonglong Lu

The 'new social contract' and the individualisation of risk in policy pp. 453-467

Myra Hamilton

Towards a global governance of risks: international health organisations and the surveillance of emerging infectious diseases pp. 469-483

Muriel Figuie

Risks and political responses to climate change in Brazilian coastal cities pp. 485-503

Fabiana Barbi and Leila da Costa Ferreira

Unravelling science-policy interactions in environmental risk governance of the Baltic Sea: comparing fisheries and eutrophication pp. 505-523

Sebastian Linke, Michael Gilek, Mikael Karlsson and Oksana Udovyk

Risk policies and risk perceptions: a comparative study of environmental health risk policy and perception in six European countries pp. 525-542

Christian Bröer, Gerben Moerman, Pita Spruijt and Ric van Poll

Volume 17, issue 3, 2014

Measuring resilience: methodological and political challenges of a trend security concept pp. 281-298

Timothy Prior and Jonas Hagmann

Investigating the operation of the affect heuristic: is it an associative construct? pp. 299-315

Ellen Townsend, Alexa Spence and Sarah Knowles

Specificity of reinforcement for risk behaviors of the Balloon Analog Risk Task using math models of performance pp. 317-335

Nicole Prause and Steven Lawyer

Supply chain risk modeling by AHP and Fuzzy AHP methods pp. 337-352

Gordana Radivojević and Vladimir Gajović

Gender differences in risk management of contaminated land at a Swedish authority pp. 353-365

Monika Filipsson, Lill Ljunggren and Tomas Öberg

Risk perception and management in smallholder dairy farming in Tigray, Northern Ethiopia pp. 367-381

Kinfe Gebreegziabher and Tewodros Tadesse

A research and defects analysis of the disaster relief system of China pp. 383-404

Guo-Liang Luo

The Deepwater Horizon explosion: non-technical skills, safety culture, and system complexity pp. 405-424

Tom W. Reader and Paul O'Connor

Volume 17, issue 2, 2014

Participatory safety barrier analysis: a case from the offshore maritime industry pp. 161-175

Trond Kongsvik, Torgeir Haavik and Gudveig Gjøsund

Cognitive and affective perceptions of vulnerability as predictors of exercise intentions among people with type 2 diabetes pp. 177-193

David B. Portnoy, Annette R. Kaufman, William M.P. Klein, Todd A. Doyle and Mary de Groot

A review of uncertainty in environmental risk: characterising potential natures, locations and levels pp. 195-219

Daniel J.C. Skinner, Sophie A. Rocks and Simon J.T. Pollard

The implication of extreme events on policy responses pp. 221-240

Urs Steiner Brandt

Reducing perceived online shopping risk to enhance loyalty: a website quality perspective pp. 241-261

Ming-Tsang Hsieh and Wen-Chin Tsao

How did enterprise risk management first appear in the Korean public sector? pp. 263-279

Eun-sung Kim

Volume 17, issue 1, 2014

Nuclear energy law and decision-making in India pp. 1-6

Ram Mohan M.P. and Rajesh Babu R.

Indian nuclear fuel cycle decision-making: an analysis of influences pp. 7-21

James E. Platte

'One in infinity': failing to learn from accidents and implications for nuclear safety in India pp. 23-42

M.V. Ramana and Ashwin Kumar

India's nuclear energy renaissance: stuck in the middle? pp. 43-60

A. Vinod Kumar

Environmental risk regulation and the Indian Supreme Court: an exercise in de-formalization of the law? pp. 61-80

Nupur Chowdhury

International investment treaty implications for the Indian position on nuclear liability pp. 81-95

Vyoma Jha

Placing the Indian civil nuclear liability regime in context: the extent of supplier's liability pp. 97-113

Ayushi Sutaria

Nuclear liability law of India: an appraisal of extent of liability, right of recourse and transboundary applicability pp. 115-131

Ram Mohan M.P.

Underground nuclear repositories and international civil liability: the time factor pp. 133-143

Patrick Reyners

Dynamics of legal regime on safety of nuclear power plants in India after Fukushima disaster pp. 145-160

Anupam Jha