Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2024

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Volume 15, issue 10, 2012

Navigating scientific routes to risk assessment: a tortuous path☆ pp. 1217-1222

Pierpaolo Mudu and Elise Beck

Proximity and risk perception. Comparing risk perception 'profiles' in two petrochemical areas of Sicily (Augusta and Milazzo) pp. 1223-1243

Guido Signorino

Risk perception and social vulnerability to earthquakes in Grenoble (French Alps) pp. 1245-1260

Elise Beck, Isabelle André-Poyaud, Paule-Annick Davoine, Sonia Chardonnel and Céline Lutoff

An unwelcome user? Or how to negotiate the use of a risky space pp. 1261-1279

Hervé Flanquart

Hazard and living environment: combining industrial risk and landscape representations pp. 1281-1298

Emmanuel Bonnet, Marion Amalric, Morgane Chevé and Muriel Travers

History, space, and power: theoretical and methodological problems in the research on areas at (industrial) risk pp. 1299-1317

Pietro Saitta

Minding history and world-scale dynamics in hazards research: the making of hazardous soils in The Gambia and Hungary pp. 1319-1333

Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro

Volume 15, issue 9, 2012

Social risk amplification as an attribution: the case of zoonotic disease outbreaks pp. 1049-1074

Jerry Busby and Dominic Duckett

Technocratic precautionary principle: Korean risk governance of mad cow disease pp. 1075-1100

Eun-Sung Kim

Risk selection in the London political risk insurance market: the role of tacit knowledge, trust and heuristics pp. 1101-1116

Lijana Baublyte, Martin Mullins and John Garvey

Comprehensive indicators of traffic-related premature mortality pp. 1117-1139

Raquel Beatriz Jimenez and Nicolas Caceres Bronfman

Social risks and challenges in post-disaster resettlement: the case of Lake Nyos, Cameroon pp. 1141-1157

Henry Ngenyam Bang and Roger Few

Rating of worry about energy sources with respect to public health, environmental health, and workers pp. 1159-1169

Joanna Burger

Associations between risk judgments and demand for transport risk mitigation pp. 1171-1182

Ingunn Olea Lund, Trond Nordfjærn and Torbjorn Rundmo

Toward the NGO-involved schooling: a study on teachers' risk perceptions and teachings pp. 1183-1199

Teng Huang

Reflections on the ontological status of risk pp. 1201-1215

Øivind Solberg and Ove Njå

Volume 15, issue 8, 2012

Safety attitudes, behaviour, anxiety and perceived control among professional and non-professional drivers pp. 875-896

Trond Nordfjærn, Stig Halvard Jørgensen and Torbjørn Rundmo

Trust and affect: how do they impact risk information seeking in a health context? pp. 897-911

Jennifer R. Allen Catellier and Z. Janet Yang

Safety vs. reputation: risk controversies in emerging policy networks regarding school safety in the Netherlands pp. 913-935

Joep Binkhorst and Sytze F. Kingma

Bounded rationality in credit consumers' payment protection insurance decisions: the effect of relative cost and level of cover pp. 937-950

Rob Ranyard and Sandie McHugh

When do people feel more risk? The effect of ambiguity tolerance and message source on purchasing intention of earthquake insurance pp. 951-965

Dongqing Zhu, Xiaofei Xie and Jiaqiu Xie

From a fiasco to the Supertanker grand finale: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's crisis communication during the Carmel disaster pp. 967-989

Anat Gesser-Edelsburg and Mina Zemach

GIS-based DRASTIC method for groundwater vulnerability assessment: a review pp. 991-1011

S.M. Shirazi, H.M. Imran and Shatirah Akib

Thoughts on whether government should steer a tropical cyclone if it could pp. 1013-1020

Kelly Klima and M. Granger Morgan

Democracy and risk-based decision-making: the next step in public involvement pp. 1021-1026

Steve E. Corin, Andrea McNeill and Asela Atapattu

Natech risk reduction in the European Union pp. 1027-1047

Elisabeth Krausmann and Daniele Baranzini

Volume 15, issue 7, 2012

Time to re-think engineering design standards in a changing climate: the role of risk-based approaches pp. 711-716

Mark Turner Gibbs

Making sense of uncertainty: advantages and disadvantages of providing an evaluative structure pp. 717-735

Nathan F. Dieckmann, Ellen Peters, Robin Gregory and Martin Tusler

Measuring farmers' preferences for risk: a domain-specific risk preference scale pp. 737-753

Helena Hansson and Carl-Johan Lagerkvist

Old and new sources of risk: a study of societal risk perception in Finland pp. 755-769

Pekka Räsänen, Matti Näsi and Outi Sarpila

Perceptions of climate change among members of the House of Peoples' Representatives, Ethiopia pp. 771-785

Yohannes Aberra

Traffic risk perception, road safety attitudes, and behaviors among road users: a comparison of Turkey and Norway pp. 787-800

Özlem Şimşekoğlu, Trond Nordfjærn and Torbjørn Rundmo

Fukushima: probing the analytical and epistemological limits of risk analysis pp. 801-815

Jonas Hagmann

An integrated approach to supply chain risk analysis pp. 817-840

Anna Corinna Cagliano, Alberto De Marco, Sabrina Grimaldi and Carlo Rafele

Effects of the risk sources and user involvement on e-commerce adoption: application to tourist services pp. 841-855

Angel Herrero Crespo and Héctor San Martín

Expert relevance and the use of context-driven heuristic processes in risk perception pp. 857-873

Piers Fleming, Ellen Townsend, Joost A. van Hilten, Alexa Spence and Eamonn Ferguson

Volume 15, issue 6, 2012

Health risk perceptions across time in the USA pp. 547-563

John T. Brady

A comparative study of stakeholder risk perception and risk communication in Europe: a bovine spongiform encephalopathy case study pp. 565-582

Wim Van Wassenhove, Kerstin Dressel, Alice Perazzini and Giuseppe Ru

Quo vadis integrated testing strategies? Experiences and observations from the work floor pp. 583-599

Silke Gabbert and Christina Benighaus

Expert vs. public perception of population health risks in Canada pp. 601-625

Daniel Krewski, Michelle C. Turner, Louise Lemyre and Jennifer E.C. Lee

Selenium:mercury molar ratios in fish from the Savannah River: implications for risk management pp. 627-644

Joanna Burger

Risk communication and worried publics in an imminent rockslide and tsunami situation pp. 645-654

Sverre Kjetil Rød, Carl Botan and Are Holen

Risk communication and worried publics in an imminent rockslide and tsunami situation pp. 655-655

Sverre Kjetil Rød, Carl Botan and Are Holen

Risk, expert uncertainty, and Australian news media: public and private faces of expert opinion during the 2009 swine flu pandemic pp. 657-671

Kate Holland, R. Warwick Blood, Michelle Imison, Simon Chapman and Andrea Fogarty

Influence of parties' behavioural features on motor compensation disputes in insurance markets pp. 673-691

Mercedes Ayuso, Lluís Bermúdez and Miguel Santolino

Potential responses by on-campus university students to a university emergency alert pp. 693-710

Tara K. McGee and Gordon A. Gow

Volume 15, issue 5, 2012

Personalised, predictive and preventive medicine: a decision-theoretic perspective pp. 453-457

Nils-Eric Sahlin and Göran Hermerén

The influence of linear and cyclical temporal representations on risk perception of nuclear waste: an experimental study pp. 459-476

Corinne Moser, Michael Stauffacher, Pius Krütli and Roland W. Scholz

What role for social scientists in risk expertise? pp. 477-493

Cecile Wendling

Risk governance in an age of wicked problems: lessons from the European approach to indirect land-use change pp. 495-513

James Palmer

Risk governance in an age of wicked problems: lessons from the European approach to indirect land-use change pp. 515-515

James Palmer

What counts as a reasonable extent? -- a systems approach for understanding fire safety in Sweden pp. 517-532

Miranda Larsson, Erik Grunnesjö and Johan Bergström

The effects of label design characteristics on perceptions of genetically modified food pp. 533-545

E. Hellier, M. Tucker, L. Newbold, J. Edworthy, J. Griffin and N. Coulson

Volume 15, issue 4, 2012

The changing nature of riots in the contemporary metropolis from ideology to identity: lessons from the recent UK riots pp. 347-354

Bill Durodié

Citizen views about public meetings pp. 355-371

John C. Besley, Katherine A. McComas and Craig W. Trumbo

Ambiguity, complexity and uncertainty surrounding the hazards of hydrogen and public views of emergent risks pp. 373-387

Robert Flynn, Miriam Ricci and Paul Bellaby

Farm food safety and diseases risk assessments: case studies from the horticultural and salmonid farms pp. 389-403

Jan Mei Soon and Richard N. Baines

Predictors of safety behaviour among emergency responders on the highways pp. 405-415

Gabriele Prati and Luca Pietrantoni

Reducing failures in software development projects: effectiveness of risk mitigation strategies pp. 417-433

Hamzah Abdul-Rahman, Faizul Azli Mohd-Rahim and Chen Wang

Fear and anger: antecedents and consequences of emotional responses to mobile communication pp. 435-446

Simone Dohle, Carmen Keller and Michael Siegrist

Financial risks of astronomic proportions pp. 447-448

Jacopo Torriti

Uncertain risks regulated pp. 448-451

Jonathan B. Wiener

Risk: a very short introduction pp. 451-452

Glynis M. Breakwell

Volume 15, issue 3, 2012

Special issue on the conference 'Environmental Decisions: Risks and Uncertainties' in Monte Verità, Switzerland pp. 235-236

Michael Siegrist

Bringing appraisal theory to environmental risk perception: a review of conceptual approaches of the past 40 years and suggestions for future research pp. 237-256

Carmen Keller, Ann Bostrom, Margot Kuttschreuter, Lucia Savadori, Alexa Spence and Mathew White

Affect-inducing risk communication: current knowledge and future directions pp. 257-271

V.H.M. Visschers, P.M. Wiedemann, H. Gutscher, S. Kurzenhäuser, R. Seidl, C.G. Jardine and D.R.M. Timmermans

Adaptive and integrative governance on risk and uncertainty pp. 273-292

Andreas Klinke and Ortwin Renn

Interpreting risk in international trade pp. 293-312

Bonnie C. Wintle and Belinda Cleeland

Risk, vulnerability, robustness, and resilience from a decision-theoretic perspective pp. 313-330

Roland W. Scholz, Yann B. Blumer and Fridolin S. Brand

How real options and ecological resilience thinking can assist in environmental risk management pp. 331-346

Stuart Whitten, Greg Hertzler and Sebastian Strunz

Volume 15, issue 2, 2012

The action suited to the word? Use of the framework of risk information seeking to understand risk-related behaviors pp. 131-147

Milou Kievik, Ellen F.J. ter Huurne and Jan M. Gutteling

Public versus expert knowledge and perception of climate change-induced heat wave risk: a modified mental model approach pp. 149-168

Parnali Dhar Chowdhury, C. Emdad Haque and S. Michelle Driedger

The first five years of the EU Impact Assessment system: a risk economics perspective on gaps between rationale and practice pp. 169-186

Jacopo Torriti and Ragnar Löfstedt

Risk analysis in research environment pp. 187-208

Amela Groso, Aristide Ouedraogo and Thierry Meyer

Improving risk matrices: the advantages of logarithmically scaled axes pp. 209-222

E.S. Levine

A probability--time&space trade-off model in environmental risk perception pp. 223-234

Shengxiang She, Qiang Lu and Chaoqun Ma

Volume 15, issue 1, 2012

The practice of risk governance: lessons from the field pp. 1-20

Åsa Boholm, Hervé Corvellec and Marianne Karlsson

Coupled seismic and socio-political crises: the case of Puerto Aysen in 2007 pp. 21-37

Bastien Soule

The role of affective processes on young drivers' risk perceptions: a dual process model approach pp. 39-51

B. McNally and K. Titchener

Lay people's and experts' risk perception and acceptance of vaccination and culling strategies to fight animal epidemics pp. 53-66

Alexandra Zingg and Michael Siegrist

Types of risk transformation: a case study pp. 67-84

J.S. Busby, R.E. Alcock and B.H. MacGillivray

Threat assessment of terrorist organizations: the application of Q methodology pp. 85-105

Murat Koçak

Evaluating effects on the flow of electrical and electronic equipment and energy consumption due to alternative consumption patterns in China pp. 107-130

Naoki Wada, Osamu Saito, Yugo Yamamoto, Tohru Morioka and Akihiro Tokai