Journal of Risk Research

1998 - 2024

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Volume 19, issue 10, 2016

Communicating risk under high uncertainty: developing cross-disciplinary knowledge pp. 1217-1219

Gabe Mythen and Jamie K. Wardman

Risk communication: against the Gods or against all odds? Problems and prospects of accounting for Black Swans pp. 1220-1230

Jamie K. Wardman and Gabe Mythen

Risk analysis and Black Swans: two strategies for de-blackening pp. 1231-1245

Ole A. Lindaas and Kenneth A. Pettersen

Preventing black swans: incident reporting systems as collective knowledge management pp. 1246-1260

Sarah Maslen and Jan Hayes

Risk reality vs risk perception pp. 1261-1274

T. Micic

Risk governance through professional expertise. Forestry consultants’ handling of uncertainties after a storm disaster pp. 1275-1290

Rolf Lidskog and Daniel Sjödin

Logics of risk: police communications in an age of uncertainty pp. 1291-1302

Murray Lee and Alyce McGovern

Talking about risk-taking with potentially ‘problematic’ risk-takers: a study of preventive interactions under high uncertainty pp. 1303-1318

Evelyne Baillergeau

The curse of the Black Swan pp. 1319-1330

John Mueller and Mark G. Stewart

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 19, issue 9, 2016

State of the art transparency: lessons from Europe and North America pp. 1079-1081

Ragnar E. V. Löfstedt and Jamie K. Wardman

Transparency and trust in the European pharmaceutical sector: outcomes from an experimental study pp. 1082-1103

Ragnar Löfstedt and Dominic Way

Comment on paper ‘Transparency and trust in the European pharmaceutical sector’ pp. 1104-1106

Albert Meijer

Transparency and trust in the European pharmaceutical sector: outcomes from a qualitative study pp. 1107-1110

The Irish Medicines Board

Observations on ‘Transparency and trust in the European pharmaceutical sector’ pp. 1111-1113

Andrew Miller MP

How much information is too much for patients? pp. 1114-1117

Jean Mossman

Commentary on ‘Transparency and Trust in the European Pharmaceutical Sector’ pp. 1118-1119

Alasdair Breckenridge

Transparency and trust in the European pharmaceutical sector: a Commentary pp. 1120-1128

Ragnar Lofstedt and Dominic Way

Transparency and the regulatory process in Europe and the United States: two research priorities pp. 1129-1140

Robert E. O’Connor

The role of transparency in regulatory governance: comparing US and EU regulatory systems pp. 1141-1157

Susan E. Dudley and Kai Wegrich

Transparency in the food aisle: the influence of procedural justice on views about labeling GM foods pp. 1158-1171

Graham Dixon, Katherine McComas, John Besley and Joseph Steinhardt

Transparency of medicines data and safety issues–a European/US study of doctors’ opinions: what does the evidence show? pp. 1172-1184

Ragnar Löfstedt, Dominic Way, Frederic Bouder and Darrick Evensen

Medicines transparency at the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in the new information age: the perspectives of patients pp. 1185-1215

Dominic Way, Frederic Bouder, Ragnar Löfstedt and Darrick Evensen

Volume 19, issue 8, 2016

Foreword pp. 1005-1006

Frederic Bouder and Christopher Hesselbein

Finding the middle of the road: report on the International Conference on Risk and Responsibility pp. 1007-1013

Chris Hesselbein

Dutch Risk and Responsibility programme. Some research into citizens’ views on a proportionate handling of risks and incidents pp. 1014-1021

Jan van Tol

Q fever: the Dutch policy pp. 1022-1035

C.J.M. Bruschke, H.I.J. Roest and R.A. Coutinho

Managing a political crisis after a disaster: how concern assessment can address the political aspects involved in framing a solution pp. 1036-1042

Donald Macrae

Risk-based governance against national obstacles? Comparative dynamics of Europeanization in Dutch, French, and German flooding policies pp. 1043-1062

Regine Paul, Frédéric Bouder and Mara Wesseling

Can a pre-assessment help us to properly manage controversial risks of chemicals? A discussion on potential improvement of the REACH restriction process pp. 1063-1070

Jeroen Devilee, Julia Verhoeven, Martijn Beekman and Anne B. Knol

Fire hazard vs. risk of chemical substances pp. 1071-1077

Willem Hofland and Michiel C.T.H. Dijkman

Volume 19, issue 7, 2016

Foreword pp. 827-828

Seda Kundak

Transboundary resilience: the case of social-hydrological systems facing water scarcity or drought pp. 829-846

Kalliopi Sapountzaki and Ioannis Daskalakis

Assessing adaptive capacity of water management organizations. The case study of the municipality of Tomave (Bolivia) pp. 847-872

Guido Minucci

Revealing the willingness to pay for income insurance in agriculture pp. 873-893

C.D. Pérez-Blanco, G. Delacámara and Carlos Gomez

Modeling current and emerging threats in the airport domain through adversarial risk analysis pp. 894-912

Javier Cano, Alessandro Pollini, Lorenzo Falciani and Uğur Turhan

A novel approach in risk evaluation for ship-to-ship (STS) transfer of cargo using process failure mode and effects analysis (PFMEA) pp. 913-933

Dimitrios I. Stavrou and Nikolaos P. Ventikos

Reducing microbiological risk in the kitchen: piloting consensus conference methodology as a communication strategy pp. 934-950

Licia Ravarotto, Stefania Crovato, Claudio Mantovani, Fabiano D’Este, Anna Pinto and Giulia Mascarello

The prospect of online communication in the event of a disaster pp. 951-963

Carine J. Yi and Miwa Kuri

Urban spatial structuring following disasters: empirical findings from location choices of businesses in Adapazari, Turkey pp. 964-982

Ezgi Orhan

Consensus building in safety and security: a case study of Fukushima evacuees returning home pp. 983-1003

Etsuko Yoshida, Hiroshi Kagemoto and Yoshiaki Akutsu

Volume 19, issue 6, 2016

Non-technical skills for managing risk and performance in financial trading pp. 687-721

Meghan Leaver and Tom W. Reader

Are actual weather and perceived weather the same? Understanding perceptions of local weather and their effects on risk perceptions of global warming pp. 722-742

Wanyun Shao

GMO-free regions in Europe: an analysis of diffusion patterns pp. 743-759

Jale Tosun and Susumu Shikano

Great deeds or great risks? Scientists’ social representations of nanotechnology pp. 760-779

Raquel Bertoldo, Claire Mays, Marc Poumadère, Nina Schneider and Claus Svendsen

The link between personality, aggressive driving, and risky driving outcomes -- testing a theoretical model pp. 780-797

Mihaela Chraif, Mihai Aniţei, Vlad Burtăverde and Teodor Mihăilă

Predictors of the perceived risk of climate change and preferred resource levels for climate change management programs pp. 798-809

Jeryl L. Mumpower, Xinsheng Liu and Arnold Vedlitz

Is it all about awareness? The normalization of coastal risk pp. 810-826

Sílvia Luís, Luísa Pinho, Maria Luísa Lima, Catarina Roseta-Palma, Filomena Cardoso Martins and António Betâmio de Almeida

Volume 19, issue 5, 2016

Seismic vulnerability assessment of historical urban centres: case study of the old city centre of Faro, Portugal pp. 551-580

Rui Maio, Tiago Miguel Ferreira, Romeu Vicente and João Estêvão

Conceptualising social risk and business risk associated with private sector development projects pp. 581-601

Geordan Graetz and Daniel M. Franks

General and specific cancer risk perceptions: how are they related? pp. 602-613

Emily G. Grenen, Rebecca A. Ferrer, William M.P. Klein and Paul K.J. Han

Anger mediates the effect of ostracism on risk-taking pp. 614-631

Elena Svetieva, Lisa Zadro, Thomas F. Denson, Emily Dale, Kathleen O’Moore and Wu Yi Zheng

Implicit attitudes toward risk: the construction and validation of the measurement method pp. 632-644

Jakub Traczyk and Tomasz Zaleskiewicz

‘Chronic unease’ for safety in senior managers: an interview study of its components, behaviours and consequences pp. 645-663

L.S. Fruhen and R. Flin

Expert judgements of sea-level rise at the local scale pp. 664-685

Merryn Thomas, Nick Pidgeon, Lorraine Whitmarsh and Rhoda Ballinger

Volume 19, issue 4, 2016

Why do parents who usually vaccinate their children hesitate or refuse? General good vs. individual risk pp. 405-424

Anat Gesser-Edelsburg, Yaffa Shir-Raz and Manfred S. Green

The effects of firm actions on customers’ responses to product recall crises: analyzing an automobile recall in China pp. 425-443

Jiuchang Wei, Ming Zhao, Fei Wang and Dingtao Zhao

Engineered nanomaterials: risk perception, regulation and insurance pp. 444-460

Eamonn M. McAlea, Martin Mullins, Finbarr Murphy, Syed A.M. Tofail and Anthony G. Carroll

The stability of risk and benefit perceptions: a longitudinal study assessing the perception of biotechnology pp. 461-475

Melanie Connor and Michael Siegrist

Delivering vaccination messages via interactive channels: examining the interaction among threat, response efficacy, and interactivity in risk communication pp. 476-495

Kai Kuang and Hyunyi Cho

The model of risk assessment of greywater discharges from the Danube River ships pp. 496-514

Dragana Makajic-Nikolic, Natasa Petrovic, Marko Cirovic, Mirko Vujosevic and Vladanka Presburger-Ulnikovic

Revisiting local responses to mass violence pp. 515-532

Miika Vuori

Consumers’ avoidance of information on red meat risks: information exposure effects on attitudes and perceived knowledge pp. 533-549

Rui Gaspar, Sílvia Luís, Beate Seibt, Maria Luísa Lima, Afrodita Marcu, Pieter Rutsaert, Dave Fletcher, Wim Verbeke and Julie Barnett

Volume 19, issue 3, 2016

Examining inequities in children’s environmental health: results of a survey on the risk perceptions and protective actions of new mothers pp. 271-287

K.A. Laferriere, E.J. Crighton, J. Baxter, L. Lemyre, J.R. Masuda and F. Ursitti

Risk cultures and dominant approaches towards disasters in seven European countries pp. 288-304

Alessio Cornia, Kerstin Dressel and Patricia Pfeil

Decision criteria for updating test intervals for well barriers pp. 305-315

Alireza M. Gelyani, Jon Tømmerås Selvik and Eirik Bjorheim Abrahamsen

Won’t we scare them? The impact of communicating uncontrollable risks on the public’s perception pp. 316-330

Melanie De Vocht, An-Sofie Claeys, Verolien Cauberghe, Mieke Uyttendaele and Benedikt Sas

The art of risk management: the crucial role of the global art insurance industry in enabling risk and security pp. 331-346

John Kerr

Visualizing risk: using participatory photography to explore individuals’ sense-making of risk pp. 347-363

Erika Wall

Taking notice of risk culture -- the regulator’s approach pp. 364-387

Patrick John Ring, Cormac Bryce, Ricky McKinney and Rob Webb

How to improve people's interpretation of probabilities of precipitation pp. 388-404

Marie Juanchich and Miroslav Sirota

Volume 19, issue 2, 2016

Antecedent factors of the need for information regarding petrochemical complex hazards pp. 135-152

V. Tortosa-Edo, Miguel Ángel López-Navarro and J. Llorens-Monzonís

A two-stage approach to defining an affected community based on the directly affected population and the sense of community pp. 153-163

Rick Wylie, Stephen Haraldsen and Joe M. Howe

Risk-reducing goals: ideals and abilities when managing complex environmental risks pp. 164-180

Patrik Baard

The association between risk disclosure and firm characteristics: a meta-analysis pp. 181-211

Hichem Khlif and Khaled Hussainey

A GIS-based tool for the management of industrial accidents triggered by volcanic ash fallouts pp. 212-232

Giuseppa Ancione, Ernesto Salzano, Giuseppe Maschio and Maria Francesca Milazzo

The legitimation of risk and Bt cotton: a case study of Bantala village in Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, India pp. 233-245

Elaine Desmond

Focal points for improving communications about electromagnetic fields and health: a mental models approach pp. 246-269

Liesbeth Claassen, Ann Bostrom and Danielle R.M. Timmermans

Volume 19, issue 1, 2016

Swine flu and hype: a systematic review of media dramatization of the H1N1 influenza pandemic pp. 1-20

Celine Klemm, Enny Das and Tilo Hartmann

An integrated system for information security management with the unified framework pp. 21-41

Tsung-Han Yang, Cheng-Yuan Ku and Man-Nung Liu

From objective to constituted risk: an alternative approach to safety in strategic technological innovation in the European Union pp. 42-55

Hannot Rodríguez

Determinants of risk behaviour: effects of perceived risks and risk attitude on farmer's adoption of risk management strategies pp. 56-78

F. van Winsen, Yann de Mey, L. Lauwers, S. Van Passel, M. Vancauteren and E. Wauters

Predicting domain-specific risk-taking attitudes of mainland China university students: a hyper core self-evaluation approach pp. 79-100

Hoi Yan Cheung, Joseph Wu and Jun Tao

Norwegian media substantiation of counterterrorism measures pp. 101-118

Sissel H. Jore

Risk communication and social media during food safety crises: a study of stakeholders' opinions in Ireland pp. 119-133

Áine Regan, Monique Raats, Liran Christine Shan, Patrick G. Wall and Áine McConnon