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Volume 30, issue 12, 2010

From the Editors pp. 1735-1736

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Reasons for Secrecy and Deception in Homeland‐Security Resource Allocation pp. 1737-1743

Jun Zhuang and Vicki M. Bier

Prestorm Estimation of Hurricane Damage to Electric Power Distribution Systems pp. 1744-1752

Seth D. Guikema, Steven M. Quiring and Seung‐Ryong Han

Market‐Implied Spread for Earthquake CAT Bonds: Financial Implications of Engineering Decisions pp. 1753-1770

Ivan Damnjanovic, Zafer Aslan and John Mander

Risk Analysis for Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Operations in Extreme Environments pp. 1771-1788

Mario Paulo Brito, Gwyn Griffiths and Peter Challenor

Evaluation of the Productivity Decrease Risk Due to a Future Increase in Tropical Cyclone Intensity in Japan pp. 1789-1802

Miguel Esteban and Gorka Longarte‐Galnares

Identifying and Structuring the Objectives of Terrorists pp. 1803-1816

Gregory L. Keeney and Detlof von Winterfeldt

Quantitative Risk Assessment of Vibrio parahaemolyticus in Finfish: A Model of Raw Horse Mackerel Consumption in Japan pp. 1817-1832

Jun'ichiro Iwahori, Akio Yamamoto, Hodaka Suzuki, Takehisa Yamamoto, Toshiyuki Tsutsui, Keiko Motoyama, Mikiko Sawada, Tomoki Matsushita, Atsushi Hasegawa, Ken Osaka, Hajime Toyofuku and Fumiko Kasuga

Development of a Computer‐Assisted Personal Interview Software System for Collection of Tribal Fish Consumption Data pp. 1833-1841

Lon Kissinger, Roseanne Lorenzana, Beth Mittl, Merwyn Lasrado, Samuel Iwenofu, Vanessa Olivo, Cynthia Helba, Pauline Capoeman and Ann H. Williams

Prioritizing Environmental Health Risks in the UAE pp. 1842-1856

Henry H. Willis, Jacqueline MacDonald Gibson, Regina A. Shih, Sandra Geschwind, Sarah Olmstead, Jianhui Hu, Aimee E. Curtright, Gary Cecchine and Melinda Moore

A Quality Risk Management Model Approach for Cell Therapy Manufacturing pp. 1857-1871

Fabio Lopez, Chiara Di Bartolo, Tommaso Piazza, Antonino Passannanti, Jörg C. Gerlach, Bruno Gridelli and Fabio Triolo

Communicating Risks: Examining Hazard and Outrage in Multiple Contexts pp. 1872-1886

Kenneth Lachlan and Patric R. Spence

Volume 30, issue 11, 2010

Perspectives on Risks of Nanomaterials and Nanotechnologies: Advancing the Science pp. 1627-1633

Jo Anne Shatkin and Warner North

Exposure Assessment Approaches for Engineered Nanomaterials pp. 1634-1644

Linda C. Abbott and Andrew D. Maynard

Nanotechnology Risk Communication Past and Prologue pp. 1645-1662

Ann Bostrom and Ragnar E. Löfstedt

The Uncertainty of Nanotoxicology: Report of a Society for Risk Analysis Workshop pp. 1663-1670

Richard A. Canady

Risk Characterization for Nanotechnology pp. 1671-1679

Richard A. Williams, Kristen M. Kulinowski, Ronald White and Garrick Louis

Nano Risk Analysis: Advancing the Science for Nanomaterials Risk Management pp. 1680-1687

Jo Anne Shatkin, Linda Carolyn Abbott, Ann E. Bradley, Richard Alan Canady, Tee Guidotti, Kristen M. Kulinowski, Ragnar E. Löfstedt, Garrick Louis, Margaret MacDonell, Andrew D. Maynard, Greg Paoli, Lorraine Sheremeta, Nigel Walker, Ronald White and Richard Williams

Nanotechnology, Risk, and Oversight: Learning Lessons from Related Emerging Technologies pp. 1688-1698

Jennifer Kuzma and Susanna Priest

Responsible Innovation: A Pilot Study with the U.K. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council pp. 1699-1707

Richard Owen and Nicola Goldberg

An Anticipatory Governance Approach to Carbon Nanotubes pp. 1708-1722

Mark Philbrick

Comparative Study of Predictive Computational Models for Nanoparticle‐Induced Cytotoxicity pp. 1723-1734

Christie Sayes and Ivan Ivanov

Volume 30, issue 10, 2010

From the Editors pp. 1455-1456

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Letter to the Editor pp. 1457-1458

Joshua T. Cohen and George M. Gray

Letter to the Editor pp. 1459-1460

Jamie Donatuto, Barbara Harper and Catherine O'Neill

Two Interpretations of Frequency pp. 1461-1463

Ted W. Yellman

The Impossibility of Defining “Frequency” Satisfactorily, Revisited pp. 1464-1465

Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox,

(Mis)understanding Safety Culture and Its Relationship to Safety Management pp. 1466-1480

Frank W. Guldenmund

Risk Governance for Mobile Phones, Power Lines, and Other EMF Technologies pp. 1481-1494

Leeka Kheifets, John Swanson, Shaiela Kandel and Timothy F. Malloy

Anthropic Shadow: Observation Selection Effects and Human Extinction Risks pp. 1495-1506

Milan M. Ćirković, Anders Sandberg and Nick Bostrom

Strategy Alternatives for Homeland Air and Cruise Missile Defense pp. 1507-1519

Eric M. Murphy, Michael D. Payne and Glenn W. VanDerWoude

Now What Do People Know About Global Climate Change? Survey Studies of Educated Laypeople pp. 1520-1538

Travis William Reynolds, Ann Bostrom, Daniel Read and M. Granger Morgan

Cross‐Cultural Differences in Risk Perceptions of Disasters pp. 1539-1549

Elaine Gierlach, Bradley E. Belsher and Larry E. Beutler

An Empirical Model of Perceived Mortality Risks for Selected U.S. Arsenic Hot Spots pp. 1550-1562

To N. Nguyen, Paul Jakus, Mary Riddel and W. Shaw

Risk Perception Among Smokers: A Qualitative Study pp. 1563-1571

Nuria Codern, Margarita Pla, Amaia Saenz de Ormijana, Francisco Javier González, Enriqueta Pujol, Maria Soler and Carmen Cabezas

Product Quality Risk Perceptions and Decisions: Contaminated Pet Food and Lead‐Painted Toys pp. 1572-1589

Tianjun Feng, L. Robin Keller, Liangyan Wang and Yitong Wang

Maternal Hurricane Exposure and Fetal Distress Risk pp. 1590-1601

Sammy Zahran, Jeffrey G. Snodgrass, Lori Peek and Stephan Weiler

Setting Risk‐Informed Environmental Standards for Bacillus Anthracis Spores pp. 1602-1622

Tao Hong, Patrick L. Gurian and Nicholas F. Dudley Ward

Quantifying and Controlling Catastrophic Risks by B. John Garrick pp. 1623-1625

D. Warner North

Volume 30, issue 9, 2010

From the Editors pp. 1301-1302

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Adaptive Approaches to Biosecurity Governance pp. 1303-1314

David C. Cook, Shuang Liu, Brendan Murphy and W. Mark Lonsdale

Analyzing Evacuation Versus Shelter‐in‐Place Strategies After a Terrorist Nuclear Detonation pp. 1315-1327

Lawrence M. Wein, Youngsoo Choi and Sylvie Denuit

Trust and Terrorism: Citizen Responses to Anti‐Terrorism Performance History pp. 1328-1340

Branden B. Johnson

Intergenerational Considerations Affecting the Future of Nuclear Power: Equity as a Framework for Assessing Fuel Cycles pp. 1341-1362

Behnam Taebi and Andrew C. Kadak

Morality and Nuclear Energy: Perceptions of Risks and Benefits, Personal Norms, and Willingness to Take Action Related to Nuclear Energy pp. 1363-1373

Judith I. M. De Groot and Linda Steg

Domain Effects and Financial Risk Attitudes pp. 1374-1386

Ivo Vlaev, Petko Kusev, Neil Stewart, Silvio Aldrovandi and Nick Chater

Understanding the Positive Effects of Graphical Risk Information on Comprehension: Measuring Attention Directed to Written, Tabular, and Graphical Risk Information pp. 1387-1398

Chris M. R. Smerecnik, Ilse Mesters, Loes T. E. Kessels, Robert A. C. Ruiter, Nanne K. De Vries and Hein De Vries

Informed Public Preferences for Electricity Portfolios with CCS and Other Low‐Carbon Technologies pp. 1399-1410

Lauren A. Fleishman, Wändi Bruine De Bruin and M. Granger Morgan

Who by Accident? The Social Morphology of Car Accidents pp. 1411-1423

Roni Factor, Gad Yair and David Mahalel

Is Eradication of the Pinewood Nematode (Bursaphelenchus xylophilus) Likely? An Evaluation of Current Contingency Plans pp. 1424-1439

Bjørn Økland, Olav Skarpaas, Martin Schroeder, Christer Magnusson, Åke Lindelöw and Karl Thunes

A Risk Analysis Model in Concurrent Engineering Product Development pp. 1440-1453

Desheng Dash Wu, Xie Kefan, Chen Gang and Gui Ping

Volume 30, issue 8, 2010

From the Editors pp. 1179-1180

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrieφ

Factors Motivating Individuals to Take Precautionary Action for an Expected Earthquake in Istanbul pp. 1181-1195

Sıdıka Tekeli‐Yeşil, Necati Dedeoğlu, Charlotte Braun‐Fahrlaender and Marcel Tanner

The Intuitive Detection Theorist (IDT) Model of Trust in Hazard Managers pp. 1196-1209

Mathew P. White and Branden B. Johnson

The Effect of Mask Use on the Spread of Influenza During a Pandemic pp. 1210-1218

Nicole C. J. Brienen, Aura Timen, Jacco Wallinga, Jim E. Van Steenbergen and Peter F. M. Teunis

Quantitative Risk Assessment of the New York State Operated West Valley Radioactive Waste Disposal Area pp. 1219-1230

B. John Garrick, John W. Stetkar and Paul J. Bembia

Resource Distribution in Multiple Attacks Against a Single Target pp. 1231-1239

Gregory Levitin and Kjell Hausken

Potency Factors for Risk Assessment at Libby, Montana pp. 1240-1248

Suresh H. Moolgavkar, Jay Turim, Dominik D. Alexander, Edmund C. Lau and Colleen A. Cushing

Benzene Inhalation by Parts Washers: New Estimates Based on Measures of Occupational Exposure to Solvent Coaromatics pp. 1249-1267

Patrick Sheehan, Kenneth T. Bogen, Jeffrey Hicks, Emily Goswami, Gregory Brorby, Edmund C. Lau and Brian Ott

Extension of the Application of Conway‐Maxwell‐Poisson Models: Analyzing Traffic Crash Data Exhibiting Underdispersion pp. 1268-1276

Dominique Lord, Srinivas Reddy Geedipally and Seth D. Guikema

Using Expert Models in Human Reliability Analysis—A Dependence Assessment Method Based on Fuzzy Logic pp. 1277-1297

Luca Podofillini, Vinh Dang, Enrico Zio, Piero Baraldi and Massimo Librizzi

Risk Modeling, Assessment and Management (Third Edition), by Yacov Y. Haimes pp. 1298-1299

Keith W. Hipel

Volume 30, issue 7, 2010

From the Editors pp. 1017-1018

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

A Note on Yacov Y. Haimes, “On the Complex Definition of Risk” pp. 1019-1020

William Leiss

Trust and Confidence: The Difficulties in Distinguishing the Two Concepts in Research pp. 1022-1024

Michael Siegrist

Distinguishing Trust from Confidence: Manageable Difficulties, Worth the Effort Reply to: Trust and Confidence: The Difficulties in Distinguishing the Two Concepts in Research pp. 1025-1027

Timothy C. Earle

Science and Decisions: Advancing Risk Assessment pp. 1028-1036

Eileen Abt, Joseph V. Rodricks, Jonathan I. Levy, Lauren Zeise and Thomas A. Burke

A Bayesian Network Model for Biomarker‐Based Dose Response pp. 1037-1051

C. Eric Hack, Lynne T. Haber, Andrew Maier, Paul Shulte, Bruce Fowler, W. Gregory Lotz and Russell E. Savage

Feasibility Study on the Use of Probabilistic Migration Modeling in Support of Exposure Assessment from Food Contact Materials pp. 1052-1061

Maria F. Poças, Jorge C. Oliveira, Rainer Brandsch and Timothy Hogg

Assessing the Exacerbations Risk of Influenza‐Associated Chronic Occupational Asthma pp. 1062-1075

Chung‐Min Liao, Nan‐Hung Hsieh, Chia‐Pin Chio and Szu‐Chieh Chen

Assessment of Seismic Loss Dependence Using Copula pp. 1076-1091

Katsuichiro Goda and Jiandong Ren

Changes in Risk Perceptions Prospectively Predict Changes in Self‐Reported Speeding pp. 1092-1098

Stephen L. Brown

The Importance of Multiple Performance Criteria for Understanding Trust in Risk Managers pp. 1099-1115

Branden B. Johnson and Mathew P. White

Examining the Relationship Between Affect and Implicit Associations: Implications for Risk Perception pp. 1116-1128

Simone Dohle, Carmen Keller and Michael Siegrist

Development of a Dose‐Response Model for SARS Coronavirus pp. 1129-1138

Toru Watanabe, Timothy A. Bartrand, Mark H. Weir, Tatsuo Omura and Charles N. Haas

A Comparison Between Probabilistic and Dempster‐Shafer Theory Approaches to Model Uncertainty Analysis in the Performance Assessment of Radioactive Waste Repositories pp. 1139-1156

Piero Baraldi and Enrico Zio

Assessment of Catastrophic Risk Using Bayesian Network Constructed from Domain Knowledge and Spatial Data pp. 1157-1175

Lianfa Li, Jinfeng Wang, Hareton Leung and Chengsheng Jiang

Science, Policy and the Value‐Free Ideal, by Heather E. Douglas pp. 1176-1177

Steven M. Gendel

Volume 30, issue 6, 2010

From the Editors pp. 873-874

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Response to Parnell, Smith, and Moxley, Intelligent Adversary Risk Analysis: A Bioterrorism Risk Management Model, Risk Analysis, Vol. 30, No. 1, 2010 pp. 875-875

Barry C. Ezell and Andrew J. Collins

Response to Letter to the Editor pp. 876-876

Gregory S. Parnell and Christopher M. Smith

Kenneth J. Arrow: Understanding Uncertainty and Its Role in the World Economy pp. 877-880

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

ISO 31000:2009—Setting a New Standard for Risk Management pp. 881-886

Grant Purdy

ISO 31000:2009—The New International Standard on Risk Management pp. 887-892

Matthew Leitch

Ecological Information Needs for Environmental Justice pp. 893-905

Joanna Burger, Stuart Harris, Barbara Harper and Michael Gochfeld

Comparison of Scoring Systems for Invasive Pests Using ROC Analysis and Monte Carlo Simulations pp. 906-915

David Makowski and Murthy Narasimha Mittinty

Ecological, Groundwater, and Human Health Risk Assessment in a Mining Region of Nicaragua pp. 916-933

Francisco Picado, Alfredo Mendoza, Steven Cuadra, Gerhard Barmen, Kristina Jakobsson and Göran Bengtsson

Updating Parameters of the Chicken Processing Line Model pp. 934-944

Dorota Kurowicka, Maarten Nauta, Katarzyna Jozwiak and Roger Cooke

A Model for Setting Performance Objectives for Salmonella in the Broiler Supply Chain pp. 945-951

Seth Oscar Tromp, Eelco Franz, Hajo Rijgersberg, Esther Van Asselt and Ine Van Der Fels‐Klerx

Estimation of Risk Assessment of Some Heavy Metals Intake Through Black Scabbardfish (Aphanopus carbo) Consumption in Portugal pp. 952-961

Carlos Cardoso, Inês Farias, Valentina Costa, Maria Nunes and Leonel Gordo

A Risk‐Based Approach for Identifying Key Economic and Infrastructure Systems pp. 962-974

Kash Barker and Joost R. Santos

Value of Statistical Life and Cause of Accident: A Choice Experiment pp. 975-986

Fredrik Carlsson, Dinky Daruvala and Henrik Jaldell

The Effects of Presenting Imprecise Probabilities in Intelligence Forecasts pp. 987-1001

Nathan F. Dieckmann, Robert Mauro and Paul Slovic

Risk and Benefit Perceptions of Mobile Phone and Base Station Technology in Bangladesh pp. 1002-1015

Ellen Van Kleef, Arnout R. H. Fischer, Moin Khan and Lynn J. Frewer

Volume 30, issue 5, 2010

Ensuring Food Safety around the Globe: The Many Roles of Risk Analysis From Risk Ranking to Microbial Risk Assessment pp. 711-714

Sandra Hoffmann

Probabilistic Inversion in Priority Setting of Emerging Zoonoses pp. 715-723

Dorota Kurowicka, Catalin Bucura, Roger Cooke and Arie Havelaar

A Multifactorial Risk Prioritization Framework for Foodborne Pathogens pp. 724-742

Juliana Martins Ruzante, Valerie J. Davidson, Julie Caswell, Aamir Fazil, John Cranfield, Spencer J. Henson, Sven Anders, Claudia Schmidt and Jeffrey M. Farber

Risk Ranking for Foodborne Microbial Hazards in New Zealand: Burden of Disease Estimates pp. 743-752

Robin J. Lake, Peter J. Cressey, Donald M. Campbell and Elisabeth Oakley

Attribution of Human VTEC O157 Infection from Meat Products: A Quantitative Risk Assessment Approach pp. 753-765

Rowena D. Kosmider, Pádraig Nally, Robin R. L. Simons, Adam Brouwer, Susan Cheung, Emma L. Snary and Marion Wooldridge

Can a Participatory Approach Contribute to Food Chain Risk Analysis? pp. 766-781

G. C. Barker, C. Bayley, A. Cassidy, S. French, A. Hart, P. K. Malakar, J. Maule, M. Petkov and R. Shepherd

Integrated Approaches for the Public Health Prioritization of Foodborne and Zoonotic Pathogens pp. 782-797

Marie‐Josée J. Mangen, Michael B. Batz, Annemarie Käsbohrer, Tine Hald, J. Glenn Morris, Michael Taylor and Arie H. Havelaar

A Quantitative Assessment of the Risk for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Introduction into Spain via Legal Trade of Live Poultry pp. 798-807

Fernando Sánchez‐Vizcaíno, Andrés Perez, Manuel Lainez and José Manuel Sánchez‐Vizcaíno

A Tiered Approach for Risk‐Benefit Assessment of Foods pp. 808-816

Heidi Fransen, Nynke De Jong, Marieke Hendriksen, Marcel Mengelers, Jacqueline Castenmiller, Jeljer Hoekstra, Rolaf Van Leeuwen and Hans Verhagen

Statistical Evaluation of the New Zealand Food Safety Authority Sampling Protocol for Imported Food pp. 817-826

Kondaswamy Govindaraju, Mark Bebbington and Thewaporn Wrathall

Methylmercury Risks and EPA + DHA Benefits Associated with Seafood Consumption in Europe pp. 827-840

Carlos Cardoso, Narcisa Bandarra, Helena Lourenço, Cláudia Afonso and Maria Nunes

Global Sensitivity Analysis Applied to a Contamination Assessment Model of Listeria monocytogenes in Cold Smoked Salmon at Consumption pp. 841-852

Mariem Ellouze, Jean‐Pierre Gauchi and Jean‐Christophe Augustin

Evaluation of Scenarios for Reducing Human Salmonellosis Through Household Consumption of Fresh Minced Pork Meat pp. 853-865

Kaatje Bollaerts, Winy Messens, Marc Aerts, Jeroen Dewulf, Dominiek Maes, Koen Grijspeerdt and Yves Van der Stede

Book Review pp. 866-871

Peg Coleman

Volume 30, issue 4, 2010

From the Editors pp. 527-528

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Comment on “Why Reduced‐Form Regression Models of Health Effects Versus Exposures Should Not Replace QRA: Livestock Production and Infant Mortality as an Example,” by Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox, Jr., Risk Analysis 2009, Vol. 29, No. 12 pp. 529-534

Stacy Sneeringer

Regression Versus Causation, Revisited pp. 535-540

Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox,

Trust in Risk Management: A Model‐Based Review of Empirical Research pp. 541-574

Timothy C. Earle

Probabilistic Risk Analysis and Terrorism Risk pp. 575-589

Barry Charles Ezell, Steven P. Bennett, Detlof Von Winterfeldt, John Sokolowski and Andrew J. Collins

Experimental Evidence Against the Paradigm of Mortality Risk Aversion pp. 590-604

Christoph Rheinberger

Probability of Exporting Infected Carcasses from Vaccinated Pigs Following a Foot‐and‐Mouth Disease Epidemic pp. 605-618

Clazien J. De Vos, Mirjam Nielen, Emelinda Lopez, Armin R.W. Elbers and Aldo Dekker

Perceived Health Risks of Manganese in the Molango Mining District, Mexico pp. 619-634

Minerva Catalán‐Vázquez, Astrid Schilmann and Horacio Riojas‐Rodríguez

Petroleum and Hazardous Material Releases from Industrial Facilities Associated with Hurricane Katrina pp. 635-649

Nicholas Santella, Laura J. Steinberg and Hatice Sengul

Testing Branching Process Estimators of Cascading Failure with Data from a Simulation of Transmission Line Outages pp. 650-662

Ian Dobson, Janghoon Kim and Kevin R. Wierzbicki

Deceptive Detection Methods for Effective Security with Inadequate Budgets: The Testing Power Index pp. 663-673

Paul Kantor and Endre Boros

Human Error Contribution in Collision and Grounding of Oil Tankers pp. 674-698

Marcelo Ramos Martins and Marcos Coelho Maturana

Can Overconfidence be Debiased by Low‐Probability/High‐Consequence Events? pp. 699-707

Shu Li, Jin‐Zhen Li, Yi‐Wen Chen, Xin‐Wen Bai, Xiao‐Peng Ren, Rui Zheng, Li‐Lin Rao, Zuo‐Jun Wang and Huan Liu

Book Review pp. 708-709

David M. Clarke

Volume 30, issue 3, 2010

From the Editors pp. 325-326

Michael Greenberg, Tony Cox and Lowrie Karen

Why Risk Is Not Variance: An Expository Note pp. 327-328

William A. Huber

More General Conditions Under Which Mean‐Variance Decision Making Is Unjustified pp. 329-329

Tony Cox

Conundrums with Uncertainty Factors pp. 330-339

Roger Cooke

Are Conundrums with Uncertainty Factors an Obstacle to Developing Probabilistic Interpretations of Noncancer Risks from Chemicals? pp. 340-345

Rob Goble and Dale Hattis

Discussion of “Conundrums with Uncertainty Factors” pp. 346-348

Thomas A. Louis

Uncertainty Factor Conundrums: What Lessons Should We Draw? pp. 349-352

Lorenz R. Rhomberg

Response to Reviewers pp. 353-353

Roger Cooke

On the Need for Restricting the Probabilistic Analysis in Risk Assessments to Variability pp. 354-360

Terje Aven

Representation, Propagation, and Decision Issues in Risk Analysis Under Incomplete Probabilistic Information pp. 361-368

Didier Dubois

Interval Analysis Versus Probabilistic Analysis pp. 369-370

B. J. Garrick

Ignorance Is Not Probability pp. 371-376

William A. Huber

Probability Theory and Consistent Reasoning pp. 377-380

D. Warner North

Reply to Discussants on “The Need for Restricting the Probabilistic Analysis in Risk Assessments to Variability” pp. 381-384

Terje Aven

A Methodology for Determining Interactions in Probabilistic Safety Assessment Models by Varying One Parameter at a Time pp. 385-399

Emanuele Borgonovo

The Development of Posterior Probability Models in Risk‐Based Integrity Modeling pp. 400-420

Premkumar N. Thodi, Faisal I. Khan and Mahmoud R. Haddara

General Probability‐Time Tradeoff and Intertemporal Risk‐Value Model pp. 421-431

Shengxiang She, Chaoqun Ma and Desheng Dash Wu

Assessing Potential Human Health Hazards and Benefits from Subtherapeutic Antibiotics in the United States: Tetracyclines as a Case Study pp. 432-457

Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox and Douglas A. Popken

Qualitative Risk Assessment of the Acquisition of Meticillin‐Resistant Staphylococcus aureus in Pet Dogs pp. 458-472

Jane Heller, Louise Kelly, Stuart W. J. Reid and Dominic J. Mellor

Bisphenol A: How the Most Relevant Exposure Sources Contribute to Total Consumer Exposure pp. 473-487

Natalie Von Goetz, Matthias Wormuth, Martin Scheringer and Konrad Hungerbühler

Workers' Mental Models of Chemical Exposure in the Workplace pp. 488-500

Anita Elisabeth Pettersson‐Strömbäck, Ingrid Elisabeth Liljelind, Steven Nordin and Bengt Järvholm

Individual Actual or Perceived Property Flood Risk: Did it Predict Evacuation from Hurricane Isabel in North Carolina, 2003? pp. 501-511

Jennifer A. Horney, Pia D.M. MacDonald, Marieke Van Willigen, Philip R. Berke and Jay S. Kaufman

Reducing Overconfidence in the Interval Judgments of Experts pp. 512-523

Andrew Speirs‐Bridge, Fiona Fidler, Marissa McBride, Louisa Flander, Geoff Cumming and Mark Burgman

Book Review pp. 524-525

Cameron MacKenzie

Volume 30, issue 2, 2010

Readers’ Assessment and Suggestions pp. 155-156

Michael Greenberg, Karen Lowrie and Tony Cox

Ecological Risk Assessment: Population Scale and Invasive Species pp. 162-164

Wayne G. Landis and Mark C. Andersen

Risk Management and the Wisdom of Aldo Leopold pp. 165-174

Julianne Lutz Warren and Susan Kieffer

The Use of Surrogate Species in Risk Assessment: Using Life History Data to Safeguard Against False Negatives pp. 175-182

John E. Banks, Azmy S. Ackleh and John D. Stark

Using Weight of Evidence Characterization and Modeling to Investigate the Cause of the Changes in Pacific Herring (Clupea pallasi) Population Dynamics in Puget Sound and at Cherry Point, Washington pp. 183-202

Wayne G. Landis and Peter T. Bryant

Relevance of Risk Predictions Derived from a Chronic Species Sensitivity Distribution with Cadmium to Aquatic Populations and Ecosystems pp. 203-223

Christopher A. Mebane

Ensemble Habitat Mapping of Invasive Plant Species pp. 224-235

Thomas J. Stohlgren, Peter Ma, Sunil Kumar, Monique Rocca, Jeffrey T. Morisette, Catherine S. Jarnevich and Nate Benson

A Framework for Assessing and Managing Risks Posed by Emerging Diseases pp. 236-249

Terry Walshe and Mark Burgman

Managing Invasive Species in the Presence of Endogenous Technological Change with Uncertainty pp. 250-260

C. S. Kim, Glenn Schaible, Jan Lewandrowski and Utpal Vasavada

Robustness of Risk Maps and Survey Networks to Knowledge Gaps About a New Invasive Pest pp. 261-276

Denys Yemshanov, Frank H. Koch, Yakov Ben‐Haim and William D. Smith

Reconciling Uncertain Costs and Benefits in Bayes Nets for Invasive Species Management pp. 277-284

M. A. Burgman, B. A. Wintle, C. A. Thompson, A. Moilanen, M. C. Runge and Yakov Ben‐Haim

Calibration of FI‐ISK, an Invasiveness Screening Tool for Nonnative Freshwater Invertebrates pp. 285-292

Elena Tricarico, Lorenzo Vilizzi, Francesca Gherardi and Gordon H. Copp

Cocoa Pod Borer (Conopomorpha cramerella Snellen) in Papua New Guinea: Biosecurity Models for New Ireland and the Autonomous Region of Bougainville pp. 293-309

Jian D. L. Yen, Edward K. Waters and Andrew J. Hamilton

Risk‐Based Probabilistic Approach to Assess the Impact of False Mussel Invasions on Farmed Hard Clams pp. 310-323

Chung‐Min Liao, Yun‐Ru Ju, Chia‐Pin Chio and Wei‐Yu Chen

Volume 30, issue 1, 2010

From the Editors pp. 1-2

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Dick Wilson: Applying Uncommon Sense to Risks pp. 3-6

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Quantitative Risk Assessment Relating to Adventitious Presence of Allergens in Food: A Probabilistic Model Applied to Peanut in Chocolate pp. 7-19

Loup Rimbaud, Fanny Heraud, Sébastien La Vieille, Jean‐Charles Leblanc and Amélie Crepet

Modeling Logistic Performance in Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment pp. 20-31

Hajo Rijgersberg, Seth Tromp, Liesbeth Jacxsens and Mieke Uyttendaele

Intelligent Adversary Risk Analysis: A Bioterrorism Risk Management Model pp. 32-48

Gregory S. Parnell, Christopher M. Smith and Frederick I. Moxley

A Risk Assessment Model to Evaluate the Role of Fecal Contamination in Recreational Water on the Incidence of Cryptosporidiosis at the Community Level in Ontario pp. 49-64

K. D. M. Pintar, A. Fazil, F. Pollari, D. F. Charron, D. Waltner‐Toews and S. A. McEwen

Beyond a Simple Case of Black and White: Searching for the White Male Effect in the African‐American Community pp. 65-77

Louie Rivers, Joseph Arvai and Paul Slovic

Decision Making Under Uncertainty—An Example for Seismic Risk Management pp. 78-94

Solomon Tesfamariam, Rehan Sadiq and Homayoun Najjaran

Risk Perception and Movies: A Study of Availability as a Factor in Risk Perception pp. 95-106

Lennart Sjöberg and Elisabeth Engelberg

A Delphi Method Expert Survey to Derive Standards for Flood Damage Data Collection pp. 107-124

Florian Elmer, Isabel Seifert, Heidi Kreibich and Annegret H. Thieken

Consumer Confidence in the Safety of Food and Newspaper Coverage of Food Safety Issues: A Longitudinal Perspective pp. 125-142

Janneke De Jonge, Hans Van Trijp, Reint Jan Renes and Lynn J. Frewer

Public Trust in Government Concerning Tobacco Control in Japan pp. 143-152

Kazuya Nakayachi and George Cvetkovich

The ETTO Principle: Efficiency‐Thoroughness Trade‐Off—Why Things That Go Right Sometimes Go Wrong by Erik Hollnagel pp. 153-154

David M. Clarke