Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2024

Current editor(s): Bryan MacGregor

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Volume 13, issue 8, 2010

Regulators as 'agents': power and personality in risk regulation and a role for agent-based simulation pp. 961-982

G.J. Davies, G. Kendall, E. Soane, J. Li, F. Charnley and S.J.T. Pollard

Risk management for infrastructure corridors vulnerable to adjacent land development pp. 983-1006

Alexander S. Linthicum and James H. Lambert

Applying the theory of planned behavior to study health decisions related to potential risks pp. 1007-1026

Z. Janet Yang, Katherine McComas, Geri Gay, John P. Leonard, Andrew J. Dannenberg and Hildy Dillon

Quantitative risk analysis for road tunnels complying with EU regulations pp. 1027-1041

Konstantinos A. Kirytopoulos, Athanasios A. Rentizelas, Ilias P. Tatsiopoulos and George Papadopoulos

(Mis)managing a risk controversy: the Canadian salmon aquaculture industry's responses to organized and local opposition pp. 1043-1065

Nathan Young and Mary Liston

Volume 13, issue 7, 2010

Aquaculture: an emerging issue for public concern pp. 829-844

Anne Katrin Schlag

Good decisions, bad decisions: the interaction of process and outcome in evaluations of decision quality pp. 845-859

Joseph L. Arvai and Ann Froschauer

Functional-dynamic public participation in technological decision-making: site selection processes of nuclear waste repositories pp. 861-875

Pius Krütli, Michael Stauffacher, Thomas Flüeler and Roland W. Scholz

Risk-informed performance-based approach to building regulation pp. 877-893

Brian J. Meacham

Consumers' collision insurance decisions: a mental models approach to theory evaluation pp. 895-911

Laurel C. Austin and Baruch Fischhoff

Risk communication for catastrophic events: results from focus groups pp. 913-935

Rae Zimmerman, Carlos E. Restrepo, Alison Culpen, Wendy E. Remington, Alison Kling, Ian Portelli and George L. Foltin

Public perceptions of the dioxin incident in Irish pork pp. 937-949

Jean Kennedy, Liam Delaney, Eibhlin Hudson, Aileen McGloin and Patrick G. Wall

Implementing control mutuality using prediction markets: a new mechanism for risk communication pp. 951-960

John Garvey and Patrick Buckley

Volume 13, issue 6, 2010

A longitudinal ethnographic study of night-freight pilots pp. 701-730

Simon Bennett

The risk society hypotheses: an empirical test using longitudinal survey data pp. 731-752

Peter Taylor-Gooby and Andreas Cebulla

Public meetings about local cancer clusters: exploring the relative influence of official versus symbolic risk messages on attendees' post-meeting concern pp. 753-770

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

Driver distractions: characteristics underlying drivers' risk perceptions pp. 771-780

Kirsteen Titchener and Ides Y. Wong

The effect of pseudo-immediacy on intertemporal choices pp. 781-787

Shu Li, Yin Su and Yan Sun

An investigation into risk propensity in bull and bear markets pp. 789-804

John Garvey

The effect of risk on intertemporal choice pp. 805-820

Yan Sun and Shu Li

The human side of disaster pp. 821-823

Anne Eyre

Crisis management in a complex world pp. 823-826

Denis Fischbacher-Smith

Volume 13, issue 5, 2010

Measurement of risk perceptions in social research: a comparative analysis of ordinary least squares, ordinal and multinomial logistic regression models pp. 571-589

Bryan E. Denham

Effects of emotional state on behavioral responsiveness to personal risk feedback pp. 591-598

Jennifer L. Cerully and William M.P. Klein

Risk perception of mobile communication: a mental models approach pp. 599-620

Marie-Eve Cousin and Michael Siegrist

Mobile phone masts, social rationalities and risk: negotiating lay perspectives on technological hazards pp. 621-637

Jeremy W. Collins

Suppose the USA had REACH: ramifications for formaldehyde pp. 639-651

Sara Hajiamiri, Myles T. Collins and John D. Graham

Translational benchmark risk analysis pp. 653-667

Walter W. Piegorsch

Risk management and its practical application: lessons from the British Army pp. 669-686

Neil Trewin, Udechukwu Ojiako and Johnnie Johnson

Why separate risk assessors and risk managers? Further external values affecting the risk assessor qua risk assessor pp. 687-700

Niklas Vareman and Johannes Persson

Volume 13, issue 4, 2010

Why less is more: exploring affect-based value neglect pp. 399-409

R.S. Wilson and J.L. Arvai

Risk-reproduction cycles and risk positions in the social and geographical space pp. 411-427

Kalliopi Sapountzaki

Comparative optimism and risky road traffic behaviors among high-risk sports practitioners pp. 429-444

Cécile Martha, Jason Laurendeau and Jean Griffet

Health, environment, safety culture and climate -- analysing the relationships to occupational accidents pp. 445-477

Anne Mette Bjerkan

An inductive reasoning approach for building system safety risk models of aviation accidents pp. 479-499

Ahmet E. Oztekin and James T. Luxhøj

Towards a fair procedure for risk management pp. 501-515

Hélène Hermansson

Judicious management of uncertain risks: I. Developments and criticisms of risk analysis and precautionary reasoning pp. 517-543

Charles Vlek

Judicious management of uncertain risks: II. Simple rules and more intricate models for precautionary decision-making pp. 545-569

Charles Vlek

Volume 13, issue 3, 2010

The logical status of risk -- to burnish or to dull pp. 239-253

Eugene A. Rosa

Response to Professor Eugene Rosa's viewpoint to our paper pp. 255-259

Terje Aven and Ortwin Renn

Communication about a communication technology pp. 261-278

Michael Ruddat, Alexander Sautter, Ortwin Renn, Uwe Pfenning and Frank Ulmer

Communication management during risk events and crises in a globalised world: Predictability of domestic media attention for calamities pp. 279-302

Bastiaan C.J. Zoeteman, Wouter C. Kersten, Wiebe F. Vos, Lieke van de Voort and Ben J.M. Ale

The role of perceived costs and perceived benefits in the relationship between personality and risk-related choices pp. 303-318

Emma Soane, Chris Dewberry and Sunitha Narendran

A meta-level analysis of major trends in environmental health risk governance pp. 319-335

Hens A.C. Runhaar, P.P.J. Driessen, L. van Bree and J.P. van der Sluijs

NUSAP: a method to evaluate the quality of assumptions in quantitative microbial risk assessment pp. 337-352

Ides Boone, Yves Van der Stede, Jeroen Dewulf, Winy Messens, Marc Aerts, Georges Daube and Koen Mintiens

Acceptance of nanotechnology in food and food packaging: a path model analysis pp. 353-365

Nathalie Stampfli, Michael Siegrist and Hans Kastenholz

Adaptive Bayesian Networks for quantitative risk assessment of foreign body injuries in children pp. 367-377

Paola Berchialla, Cecilia Scarinzi, Silvia Snidero and Dario Gregori

Looking for a safe haven after fancy thrills: a psychometric analysis of risk perception in alpine tourist destinations pp. 379-398

Claudia Schusterschitz, Holger Schütz and Peter M. Wiedemann

Volume 13, issue 2, 2010

Guest editors' introduction: the philosophy of risk pp. 135-136

Martin Peterson and Per Sandin

Assessing capability instead of achieved functionings in risk analysis pp. 137-147

Colleen Murphy and Paolo Gardoni

Ethical theory and the philosophy of risk: first thoughts pp. 149-161

Johan Brännmark and Nils-Eric Sahlin

Cognitive bias and the precautionary principle: what's wrong with the core argument in Sunstein's Laws of Fear and a way to fix it pp. 163-174

Steve Clarke

Intuitions, emotions and gut reactions in decisions about risks: towards a different interpretation of 'neuroethics' pp. 175-190

Sabine Roeser

Probing the improbable: methodological challenges for risks with low probabilities and high stakes pp. 191-205

Toby Ord, Rafaela Hillerbrand and Anders Sandberg

The risks of progress: precaution and the case of human enhancement pp. 207-216

Tim Lewens

A virtue ethical account of making decisions about risk pp. 217-230

Nafsika Athanassoulis and Allison Ross

Risk: objective or subjective, facts or values pp. 231-238

Sven Ove Hansson

Volume 13, issue 1, 2010

Mediating risk: towards a new research agenda pp. 1-3

Alison Anderson

Media and risk: old and new research directions pp. 5-18

Vian Bakir

Grasping the point of unfathomable complexity: the new media research and risk analysis pp. 19-28

Iain Wilkinson

Framing risk: nanotechnologies in the news pp. 29-44

Stuart Allan, Alison Anderson and Alan Petersen

Reframing risk? Citizen journalism and the transformation of news pp. 45-58

Gabe Mythen

Media risk campaigning in the UK: from mobile phones to 'Baby P' pp. 59-72

Adam Burgess

Questioning the sci-fi alibi: a critique of how 'science fiction fears' are used to explain away public concerns about risk pp. 73-86

Jenny Kitzinger

Risk communication guidelines for Europe: a modest proposition pp. 87-109

Ragnar E. Lofstedt

How journalists perceive risk communication -- Risk communication guidelines for Europe: a modest proposition -- comments to R. Lofstedt pp. 111-114

Clive Cookson

A model for developing risk communication strategy pp. 115-134

L. Smillie and A. Blissett