Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2024

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Volume 12, issue 7-8, 2009

Editorial: Nuclear waste management in a globalised world pp. 879-895

Urban Strandberg and Mats Andrén

Radwaste in Canada: a political economy of uncertainty pp. 897-919

Darrin Durant

Concerned public and the paralysis of decision-making: nuclear waste management policy in Germany pp. 921-940

Peter Hocke and Ortwin Renn

Framing nuclear waste as a political issue in France pp. 941-954

Yannick Barthe

Spent fuel management in India pp. 955-967

M.P. Ram Mohan and Veena Aggarwal

The Swedish KBS project: a last word in nuclear fuel safety prepares to conquer the world? pp. 969-988

Mark Elam and Göran Sundqvist

Learning to listen: institutional change and legitimation in UK radioactive waste policy pp. 989-1008

Gordon Mackerron and Frans Berkhout

High-level radioactive waste management in the USA pp. 1009-1024

Barry D. Solomon

Book Reviews pp. 1033-1037

Piers Fleming and Willem Halffman

Volume 12, issue 6, 2009

Sham or shame: Rethinking the China's milk powder scandal from a legal perspective pp. 725-747

Shumei Chen

Reliability rating and reflective questioning: a case study of extended review on Australia's risk assessment of Bt cotton pp. 749-770

Fern Wickson

A quantitative assessment of the insider/outsider dimension of the cultural theory of risk and place pp. 771-791

Jamie Baxter

Communicating with the public during health crises: experts' experiences and opinions pp. 793-807

Bev J. Holmes, Natalie Henrich, Sara Hancock and Valia Lestou

How to trust? The importance of self-efficacy and social trust in public responses to industrial risks pp. 809-824

Ellen F. J. ter Huurne and Jan M. Gutteling

Accessibility of flood risk insurance in the UK: confusion, competition and complacency pp. 825-841

Jessica E. Lamond, D. G. Proverbs and F. N. Hammond

A decision analytic approach for technology portfolio prioritization: aviation safety applications pp. 843-864

Varun Sharma, David W. Coit, Ahmet Oztekin and James T. Luxhøj

Integrating competing conceptions of risk: A call for future direction of research pp. 865-877

Adital Ben-Ari and Keren Or-Chen

Volume 12, issue 5, 2009

Risk communication and the FSA: the food colourings case pp. 537-557

Ragnar Lofstedt

Is there a risk? Disclosing the tipping points of regulatory action: comments to R. Loftstedt pp. 559-561

Peter Wiedemann

A grounded exploration of organisational risk propensity pp. 563-579

Ian A. Harwood, Stephen C. Ward and Chris B. Chapman

Coping with risk: analysis on the importance of integrating social perceptions on flood risk into management mechanisms -- the case of the municipality of Águeda, Portugal pp. 581-602

Elisabete Figueiredo, Sandra Valente, Celeste Coelho and Luísa Pinho

Ethical assessment in radioactive waste management: a proposed reflective equilibrium-based deliberative approach pp. 603-618

Matthew Cotton

Pleasure in decision-making situations: politics and gambling pp. 619-645

Marie-Claude Bonniot-Cabanac and Michel Cabanac

Climate change in the British press: the role of the visual pp. 647-663

N. W. Smith and H. Joffe

Perceptions and performances of experienced incident commanders pp. 665-685

Eivind L. Rake and Ove Njå

Institutionalization of risk and safety management at the local governmental level in Sweden pp. 687-708

Anna Johansson, Thomas Denk and Inge Svedung

The siting of a research centre on clean coal combustion and CO 2 capture in Spain: Some notes on the relationship between trust and lack of public information pp. 709-723

Ana Prades, Josep Espluga, Marta Real and Rosario Solá

Volume 12, issue 3-4, 2009

ESREL 2007 - the 18th European Safety and Reliability Conference pp. 279-279

Britt-Marie Drottz Sjøberg and Terje Aven

Risk assessment in critical care medicine: a tool to assess patient safety pp. 281-294

K. Eidesen, S. J. M. Sollid and T. Aven

Organizational learning and safety in design: experiences from German industry pp. 295-312

D. Doytchev and R. E. Hibberd

How do we perceive heroes? pp. 313-327

Joan Harvey, George Erdos and Lisa Turnbull

Managing hazards in the workplace using organisational safety management systems: a safe place, safe person, safe systems approach pp. 329-343

Anne-Marie Makin and Chris Winder

Approaching doomsday: how SARS was presented in the Norwegian media pp. 345-360

Ketil Fred Hansen

Towards integrated decision-making for adaptive learning: evaluation of systems as fit for purpose pp. 361-373

Elena Beauchamp-Akatova

Culture and behavioural perspectives on safety -- towards a balanced approach pp. 375-388

Jorunn-Elise Tharaldsen and Knut Haukelid

Modelling the effects of a large-scale safety culture programme: a combined qualitative and quantitative approach pp. 389-409

Espen Olsen, Anne Mette Bjerkan and Tor-Olav Nævestad

Patient safety in the interface between hospital and risk regulator1 pp. 411-426

Siri Wiig and Preben H. Lindøe

Conflicting goals and mixed roles in risk regulation: a case study of the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate* pp. 427-441

Preben H. Lindøe and Odd Einar Olsen

Achieving clarity in the requirements and practice for taking safe decisions in the railway industry in Great Britain pp. 443-453

G. J. Bearfield

Identifying safety challenges related to major change processes pp. 455-474

Stig O. Johnsen, Helene Blakstad, Ragnild K. Tinnmansvik, Ragnar Rosness and Siri Andersen

Safety citizenship behaviour: a proactive approach to risk management pp. 475-483

Shama Didla, Kathryn Mearns and Rhona Flin

A human error taxonomy for analysing healthcare incident reports: assessing reporting culture and its effects on safety performance pp. 485-511

K. Itoh, N. Omata and H. B. Andersen

A methodological approach for the definition of multi-risk maps at regional level: first application pp. 513-534

A. Carpignano, E. Golia, C. Di Mauro, S. Bouchon and J-P. Nordvik

Volume 12, issue 2, 2009

Total cost of fire in Australia pp. 121-136

Brian Ashe, K. J. McAneney and A. J. Pitman

Public trust in institutions and information sources regarding risk management and communication: towards integrating extant knowledge pp. 137-185

George Chryssochoidis, Anna Strada and Athanasios Krystallis

Hourly changes in accident risk for bus drivers pp. 187-197

A. E. af Wåhlberg

The use of expected value in pricing judgments pp. 199-208

Gary Colbert, Dennis Murray and Robert Nieschwietz

The role of individual personality type in subjective risk elicitation outcomes pp. 209-222

Zhijun Yang, Keith Coble and Darren Hudson

Is genetic makeup a perceived health risk: analysis of a national survey of Canadians pp. 223-237

Holly Etchegary, Louise Lemyre, Brenda Wilson and Dan Krewski

The attitude towards flood insurance purchase when respondents' preferences are uncertain: a fuzzy approach pp. 239-258

Hung-Chih Hung

The influence of perceived risk on Internet shopping behavior: a multidimensional perspective pp. 259-277

Angel Herrero Crespo, I. Rodríguez del Bosque and M. M. García de los Salmones Sánchez

Volume 12, issue 1, 2009

On risk defined as an event where the outcome is uncertain pp. 1-11

Terje Aven and Ortwin Renn

Improving occupational safety: using a trusted information source to communicate about risk pp. 13-25

Stacey M. Conchie and Calvin Burns

Optimism and the perceptions of new risks pp. 27-41

Joan Costa-Font, Elias Mossialos and Caroline Rudisill

Social vulnerability indexes as planning tools: beyond the preparedness paradigm pp. 43-58

José Manuel de Oliveira Mendes

Changes in subjective risks of hurricanes as time passes: analysis of a sample of Katrina evacuees pp. 59-74

Justin Baker, W. Shaw, Mary Riddel and Richard Woodward

Corporate risk management of chemicals: a stakeholder approach to the brominated flame retardants pp. 75-89

Kristian Kallenberg

Risk perception and risk management in Norwegian aquaculture pp. 91-104

Ole Jakob Bergfjord

The landscape of asbestos: Libby and beyond pp. 105-113

Ann Freeman Cook and Helena Hoas