Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2024

Current editor(s): Bryan MacGregor

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2002

Five charges against the precautionary principle pp. 287-299

Per Sandin, Martin Peterson, Sven Ove Hansson, Christina Rudén and André Juthe

The precautionary principle and the rhetoric behind it pp. 301-316

Mags D. Adams

Comparing precaution in the United States and Europe pp. 317-349

Jonathan B. Wiener and Michael D. Rogers

The influence of the precautionary principle on science-based decision-making: questionable applications to risks of radiofrequency fields pp. 351-369

Quirino Balzano and Asher R. Sheppard

Risk-based decision analysis in support of precautionary policies pp. 391-417

Michael L. Dekay, Mitchell J. Small, Paul S. Fischbeck, Robert Farrow, Alison Cullen, Joseph B. Kadane, Lester Lave, M. Granger Morgan and Kazuhisa Takemura

Volume 5, issue 3, 2002

French general practitioners didn't fear the millennium bug pp. 191-194

Esther Lukasiewicz, Claude Fischler, Michel Setbon and Antoine Flahault

Comparing carcinogenicity and acute toxicity for ingestion of the promoting agent okadaic acid pp. 195-209

Douglas J. Crawford-Brown, S. Cordier, M. Creppy, D. Parent-Massin and C. Marcaillou-Lebaut

Public involvement in flood risk management in Hungary pp. 211-224

Anna Vari

'New security' risks and public educating: the significance of recent evolutionary brain science pp. 225-248

Christopher Williams

When should expenditure per life saved vary? pp. 249-263

Joakim Ramsberg

Environmental concern and environmental behaviour among the Norwegian public pp. 265-279

Hilde Iversen and TorbjØrn Rundmo

Volume 5, issue 2, 2002

The influence of indoor air on personal exposure to volatile organic compounds and its risk estimation pp. 105-117

Yuko Soma, Hideko Sone, Akiko Takahagi, Kazuhiro Onizawa, Toyotoshi Ueda and Satoshi Kobayashi

Associations between affect and risk perception pp. 119-135

TorbjØrn Rundmo

Individual psychology of risk-taking behaviours in non-adherence pp. 137-145

Serge Sultan, Catherine Bungener and Anne Andronikof

Cultural theory and risk perception: a proposal for a better measurement pp. 147-165

Susanne Rippl

Adolescents' perceptions of the costs and benefits of food additives and their presence in different foods pp. 167-176

J. Richard Eiser, Neil S. Coulson and Christine Eiser

The role of translations of verbal into numerical probability expressions in risk management: a meta-analysis pp. 177-186

Michael Theil

Volume 5, issue 1, 2002

EDITORIAL pp. 1-2

Ragnar Löfstedt

Management decision-making relating to occupational risks: the role of 'grey data' pp. 23-33

Liz Falconer

The role of expertise in risk communication: laypeople's and expert's perception of the millennium bug risk in The Netherlands pp. 35-47

Jan M. Gutteling and MargÔt Kuttschreuter

Occupation, driving experience, and risk and accident perception pp. 49-68

Dongo Rémi Kouabenan

A report of TRUSTNET on risk governance--lessons learned pp. 83-95

Gilles Heriard Dubreuil, G. Bengtsson, P. H. Bourrelier, R. Foster, S. Gadbois and G. N. Kelly

Volume 4, issue 4, 2001

GUEST EDITORIAL: Risk Communication in the workplace: factors influencing efficacy pp. 307-308

Glynis M. Breakwell

A Communication--Human Information Processing (C--HIP) approach to warning effectiveness in the workplace pp. 309-322

Vincent C. Conzola and Michael S. Wogalter

The roles of contextual moderation and personality in relation to the knowledge--risk link in the workplace pp. 323-340

Eamonn Ferguson

Mental models and social representations of hazards: the significance of identity processes pp. 341-351

Glynis M. Breakwell

Perceptions of PCE use by dry cleaners and dry cleaning customers pp. 353-375

Daniel C. Kovacs, Baruch Fischhoff and Mitchell J. Small

Sharing 'worlds of risk'; improving communication with crew resource management pp. 377-392

Kathryn Mearns, Rhona Flin and Paul O'Connor

Employee images of risk pp. 393-404

TorbjØrn Rundmo

Dealing with risks and safety of technical systems -- need for a new commission? pp. 405-410

Wolfgang Kröger

Communication and information in France's underground laboratory siting process: clarity of procedure, ambivalence of effects pp. 411-430

Yannick Barthe and Claire Mays

Review Essay: Can there be a unified science of fear? pp. 431-445

Perri

Volume 4, issue 3, 2001

An experimental approach to the effectiveness of an incentive system against moral hazard in the insurance market pp. 291-301

Atsushi Takao and Mahito Okura

Volume 4, issue 2, 2001

Decision-analytic refinements of the precautionary principle pp. 127-141

John D. Graham

More Faust than Frankenstein: the European debate about the precautionary principle and risk regulation for genetically modified crops pp. 175-189

Joyce Tait

Appraising the precautionary principle -- a decision analysis perspective pp. 191-202

Ralph L. Keeney and Detlof Von Winterfeldt

Volume 4, issue 1, 2001

Scientific and technological uncertainty, the precautionary principle, scenarios and risk management pp. 1-15

Michael D. Rogers

Risk perception by industrial radiographers: Hungary and the UK compared pp. 17-29

B.R. Orton, L. Sjöberg, J. Jung, D. ürge-Vorsatz and M. Tamássyné-Bíró

General risk constraints pp. 31-47

Love Ekenberg, Magnus Boman and Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer

Fitting a second-order parametric distribution conditioned on an explanatory variable using maximum likelihood estimation pp. 49-62

David E. Burmaster and Kimberly M. Thompson

Societal risks as seen by Chinese students living in Macao pp. 63-73

Felix Neto and Etienne Mullet

Fairness, risk and risk tolerance in the siting of a nuclear waste repository pp. 75-101

Lennart Sjöberg and Britt-Marie Drottz-Sjöberg

Volume 3, issue 4, 2000

Commentary: The morality of managing risk ­ Perri 6 pp. 297-299

Tim O'Riordan

Commentary: Morality and workability ­ a rejoinder to O'Riordan pp. 301-304

Perri

Sensitivity of willingness to pay to the magnitude of risk reduction: a Taiwan­United States comparison pp. 305-320

James Hammitt, Jin-Tan Liu and Wen-Ching KLin

Risk perception in Korea: a comparison with Japan and the United States pp. 321-332

Yong-Jin Cha

Communication of risk assessment information to risk managers pp. 333-352

Kimberly M Thompson and Diane L Bloom

Perceived risk and tampering with nature pp. 353-367

Lennart Sjöberg

Review Essay: Crowd Risks at Sporting Events — Accountability in Theory and Practice pp. 368-373

Andrew Dixon

Volume 3, issue 3, 2000

Guest Editorial pp. 187-188

Les Levidow and Susan Carr

Genetically modified crops in the European Union: regulatory conflicts as precautionary opportunities pp. 189-208

Les Levidow, Susan Carr and David Wield

Austria: precautionary blockage of agricultural biotechnology pp. 209-217

HelgeFranz Torgersen, and Franz Seifert

Germany: ‘élite precaution’ alongside continued public opposition pp. 219-226

MarionBernhard Dreyer and Bernhard Gill

Denmark: potential polarization or consensus? pp. 227-235

Jesper Toft

Spain: commercialization drives public debate and precaution pp. 237-245

Oliver Todt and José Luis Luj

France: broadening precautionary expertise? pp. 247-254

Alexis Roy and Pierre-Benoit Joly

Ireland: contested precaution and challenged institutions pp. 255-260

Brian Motherway

UK: precautionary commercialization? pp. 261-270

Les Levidow and Susan Carr

GM crops -- opportunities for environmental and consumer benefits pp. 271-272

Patricia Ahl Goy

GM crops -- civic science through partnership? pp. 273-275

Tim O'Riordan

Between risk and precaution -- reassessing the future of GM crops pp. 277-282

Sheila Jasanoff

GMOs -- civil society will decide pp. 283-285

Gill Lacroix

Consequences matter, ‘risk’ is marginal pp. 287-295

Lennart Sjoberg

Volume 3, issue 2, 2000

GUEST EDITORIAL: The citation wars pp. 93-94

The Editors

Regulation of food safety risks: the case of food irradiation in Japan pp. 95-109

Susan E Pickett and Tatsujiro Suzuki

Manifest anxiety, general self-efficacy and locus of control as determinants of personal and general risk perception pp. 111-120

Hakan Kallmen

Risk and adventure education pp. 121-134

Geoff Nichols

The morality of managing risk: paternalism, prevention and precaution, and the limits of proceduralism pp. 135-165

Perri

Research Note: Extending the application of the psychometric approach for assessing public perceptions of food risk: some methodological considerations pp. 167-179

Chris Fife-Schaw and Gene Rowe

Book Reviews pp. 180-186

The Editors

Volume 3, issue 1, 2000

Forms of talk in policy dialogue: distinguishing between adversarial and collaborative discourse pp. 1-17

Seth Tuler

Risk management strategies - before Hominization and after pp. 19-30

Ulrich Muller-Herold

Risk perception and the media pp. 31-50

Anders A F Wahlberg and Lennart Sjoberg

Automobile risk perceptions and insurance-purchasing decisions in Japan and the United States pp. 51-67

Hiroshi Hayakawa, Paul S Fischbeck and Baruch Fischhoff

Risk informed decision making in land use planning pp. 69-92

Ioannis A Papazoglou, Gerasimos Bonanos and Helen Briassoulis