Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2024

Current editor(s): Bryan MacGregor

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Are trivial risks the greatest risks of all? pp. 281-288: Paul Slovic
Perceived risk and the earthquake insurance purchase decision: a commentary on a paper by Lennart Sjöberg pp. 289-294: Risa Palm
The responsibilities of a probabilistic safety analyst pp. 295-306: John F. Ahearne
Regulating biotechnological risk, straining Britain's consultative style pp. 307-324: Les Levidow, Susan Carr, David Wield, Susan Carr and David Wield
Exploring dimensionality in the origins of hazard-related trust pp. 325-354: Branden B. Johnson
Listening to the vocal citizens: how do politically active individuals choose between lifesaving programmes? pp. 355-367: Joakim Ramsberg

Perceived risk, health and consumer behaviour pp. 187-200: TorbjØrn Rundmo
Risk management and sustainable development: mutual lessons from approaches to the use of indicators pp. 201-218: P.C.R. Gray and P. M. Wiedemann
Risk perception in China and Australia: an exploratory crosscultural study pp. 219-241: Bernd Rohrmann and Huichang Chen
Diverse conceptions of risk prioritization pp. 243-261: David J Ball and Laurence Golob
Perceived risk and value of workplace safety in a developing country pp. 263-275: Jin-Tan Liu and James Hammitt

Viewpoint: A new approach to managing risk? pp. 95-99: The Editors
A commentary on the evolution of environmental health risk management: A US perspective pp. 101-113: Robyn Fairman
Human error in high hazard systems: Do we treat the problem in an appropriate way? pp. 115-128: Stefan Einarsson
Consequences of perceived risk: Demand for mitigation pp. 129-149: Lennart Sjoberg
Risk assessment of the flavonoids, quercetin as an endocrine modifier pp. 151-166: Hideko Sone, Ciharu Tohyama, Yasunobu Aoki and Junzo Yonemoto
Public trust in sources of information about radiation risks in the UK pp. 167-180: Stephen Hunt and Lynn J. Frewer
Book Review pp. 181-183: The Editors
Europe Section News pp. 185-186: The Editors

Comments on 'Lay views on uncertainty in environmental health risk assessment' pp. 1-2: Jerry Ravetz
The evolution of environmental health risk management: a US perspective pp. 3-10: Gail Charnley
Prioritizing stakeholder concerns in environmental risk management pp. 11-29: Roberto Accorsi, George Apostolakis and Enrico Zio
Perceptions of ecological risk from natural hazards pp. 31-53: Lawrence J Axelrod, Timothy Mcdaniels and Paul Slovic
The craft and theory of public participation: a dialectical process pp. 55-71: Thomas Webler
Relating risk experience, venturesomeness and risk perception pp. 73-83: Clare L Twigger-Ross and Glynis M Breakwell

GUEST EDITORIAL: Cutting corners in chemical risk limitation pp. 189-190: Gunnar Bengtsson
The rise of risk: risk related bills submitted to the Swedish parliament in 1964-65 and 1993-95 pp. 191-195: Lennart Sjoberg, Anders Af Wahlberg and Per Nilla Kvist
How information about likely accomplishments affects willingness to sacrifice to reduce global warming pp. 197-207: Robert E O'Connor, Richard J Bord and Ann Fisher
Shift of the short-term temperature mortality relationship by a climate factor - some evidence necessary to take account of in estimating the health effect of global warming pp. 209-220: Yasushi Honda, Masaji Ono, Akihiko Sasaki and Iwao Uchiyama
Understanding public attitudes to technology pp. 221-235: Lynn J Frewer, Chaya Howard and Richard Shepherd
Research Note: Adolescents' perceptions of food chemical risks pp. 237-244: J. Richard Eiser, Neil S Coulson and Christine Eiser

GUEST EDITORIAL: Risk analysis as the mirror of society pp. 95-95: Arne Jernelov and Uno Svedin
Risk at a turning point? pp. 97-109: Andrew Stirling
Comments on commentary by Ravetz and Funtowicz: 'Old-fashioned hypertext' pp. 111-115: Eugene A. Rosa
Expert judgement and lethal toxicity of inhaled chemicals pp. 117-133: L.H.J. Goossens, Roger Cooke, F Woudenberg and P Van Der Torn
Comparative studies of risk perception: a review of twenty years of research pp. 135-163: Asa Boholm
Imaginable surprise in global change science pp. 165-185: Stephen H Schneider, B. L. Turner and Holly Morehouse Garriga

EDITORIAL: First Issue - Journal of Risk Research pp. 1-2: Ragnar E. Lofstedt
GUEST EDITORIAL: The future of risk research pp. 3-6: Jim Mcquaid
GUEST EDITORIAL: Chemical risk management and practices in Japan - towards a new management perspective pp. 7-12: Saburo Ikeda
Viewpoint pp. 13-14: Frederick Warner
Metatheoretical foundations for post-normal risk pp. 15-44: Eugene A. Rosa
Commentary pp. 45-48: Jerry Ravetz and Silvio Funtowicz
Three decades of risk research: accomplishments and new challenges pp. 49-71: Ortwin Renn
Comments on 'Three decades of risk research' pp. 73-76: D. Warner North
From risk analysis in Europe to European risk analysis: the first ten years of SRA-E (1987-97) pp. 77-86: Marc Poumadore