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Volume 24, issue 6, 2004

Comment on “Probabilistic Risk Analysis for a High‐Level Radioactive Waste Repository” by B. L. Cohen in Risk Analysis, Volume 23, 909–915 pp. 1417-1419

R. C. Ewing, C. S. Palenik and L. F. Konikow

Response to the Comments by Ewing, Palenik, and Konikow pp. 1421-1422

Bernard L. Cohen

On the Limitations of Redundancies in the Improvement of System Reliability pp. 1423-1436

M. Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell, Robin L. Dillon and Seth D. Guikema

Modeling the Demand Reduction Input‐Output (I‐O) Inoperability Due to Terrorism of Interconnected Infrastructures pp. 1437-1451

Joost R. Santos and Yacov Y. Haimes

Acceptance Sampling Based on Truncated Life Tests in the Birnbaum Saunders Model pp. 1453-1457

Ayman Baklizi and Abed El Qader El Masri

Application of Human Reliability Analysis to Nursing Errors in Hospitals pp. 1459-1473

Kayoko Inoue and Akio Koizumi

Trust, the Asymmetry Principle, and the Role of Prior Beliefs pp. 1475-1486

Wouter Poortinga and Nick F. Pidgeon

Managing Potential Health Risks from Electric Powerlines: A Decision Analysis Caught in Controversy pp. 1487-1502

Detlof Von Winterfeldt, Thomas Eppel, John Adams, Raymond Neutra and Vincent DelPizzo

Toward Improved Communication about Wildland Fire: Mental Models Research to Identify Information Needs for Natural Resource Management pp. 1503-1514

Melissa Zaksek and Joseph L. Arvai

Elicitation of Expert Judgments of Uncertainty in the Risk Assessment of Herbicide‐Tolerant Oilseed Crops pp. 1515-1527

Martin P. Krayer von Krauss, Elizabeth A. Casman and Mitchell J. Small

Site‐Specific Updating and Aggregation of Bayesian Belief Network Models for Multiple Experts pp. 1529-1538

Neil A. Stiber, Mitchell J. Small and Marina Pantazidou

The Role of Risk and Future Land Use in Cleanup Decisions at the Department of Energy pp. 1539-1549

Joanna Burger, Charles Powers, Michael Greenberg and Michael Gochfeld

Characterizing Environmental Harm: Developments in an Approach to Strategic Risk Assessment and Risk Management pp. 1551-1560

Simon J. T. Pollard, Ray V. Kemp, Mark Crawford, Raquel Duarte‐Davidson, James G. Irwin and Roger Yearsley

Examining Localized Patterns of Air Quality Perception in Texas: A Spatial and Statistical Analysis pp. 1561-1574

Samuel D. Brody, B. Mitchell Peck and Wesley E. Highfield

Major Psychological Factors Affecting Acceptance of Gene‐Recombination Technology pp. 1575-1583

Yutaka Tanaka

Aviation Risk Perception: A Comparison Between Experts and Novices pp. 1585-1595

Mary E. Thomson, Dilek Önkal, Ali Avcioğlu and Paul Goodwin

Direct Data Manipulation for Local Decision Analysis as Applied to the Problem of Arsenic in Drinking Water from Tube Wells in Bangladesh pp. 1597-1612

Andrew Gelman, Matilde Trevisani, Hao Lu and Alexander Van Geen

Integrated Analysis: Combining Risk and Economic Assessments While Preserving the Separation of Powers pp. 1613-1623

Richard A. Williams and Kimberly M. Thompson

Tiered Chemical Testing: A Value of Information Approach pp. 1625-1639

Fumie Yokota, George Gray, James Hammitt and Kimberly M. Thompson

Promoting Transparency of Long‐Term Environmental Decisions: The Hanford Decision Mapping System Pilot Project pp. 1641-1664

Christina H. Drew, Timothy L. Nyerges and Thomas M. Leschine

Developmental Disruption of Thyroid Hormone: Correlations with Hearing Dysfunction in Rats pp. 1665-1671

K. M. Crofton

Quantitative Risk Assessment for Developmental Neurotoxic Effects pp. 1673-1681

Mehdi Razzaghi and Ralph Kodell

Role of the Standard Deviation in the Estimation of Benchmark Doses with Continuous Data pp. 1683-1687

David W. Gaylor and William Slikker

Effects of Exposure Imprecision on Estimation of the Benchmark Dose pp. 1689-1696

Esben Budtz‐Jørgensen, Niels Keiding and Philippe Grandjean

Framework for Evaluation of Physiologically‐Based Pharmacokinetic Models for Use in Safety or Risk Assessment pp. 1697-1717

Leona H. Clark, R. Woodrow Setzer and Hugh A. Barton

MORM—A Petri Net Based Model for Assessing OH&S Risks in Industrial Processes: Modeling Qualitative Aspects pp. 1719-1735

David Vernez, Didier R. Buchs, Guillaume E. Pierrehumbert and Adel Besrour

The Use of Risk Assessment to Decide the Control Strategy for Bluetongue in Italian Ruminant Populations pp. 1737-1753

Armando Giovannini, Stuart MacDiarmid, Paolo Calistri, Annamaria Conte, Lara Savini, Donatella Nannini and Steve Weber

BOOK REVIEWS: 1 pp. 1755-1756

Meade James, Patnode Kathleen and Davis Catherine

BOOK REVIEWS: 2 pp. 1756-1757

Luttfring Ann

Volume 24, issue 5, 2004

Erratum to “Risk and Climate Change: Perceptions of Key Policy Actors in Canada,” by Richard C. Stedman, in Risk Analysis, 24(5), 2004 pp. i-i

Richard C. Stedman, Debra J. Davidson and Adam Wellstead

Bounding Poorly Characterized Risks: A Lung Cancer Example pp. 1071-1083

Minh Ha‐Duong, Elizabeth A. Casman and M. Granger Morgan

Bounding Analysis as an Inadequately Specified Methodology pp. 1085-1092

Sander Greenland

Response to Sander Greenland's Critique of Bounding Analysis pp. 1093-1095

Elizabeth A. Casman, Minh Ha‐Duong and M. Granger Morgan

Bacon, Boole, and Popper pp. 1097-1098

David John Fisk

Hexavalent Chromium and Lung Cancer in the Chromate Industry: A Quantitative Risk Assessment pp. 1099-1108

Robert M. Park, James F. Bena, Leslie T. Stayner, Randall J. Smith, Herman J. Gibb and Peter S. J. Lees

Combined Effects of Contaminant Desorption and Toxicity on Risk from PAH Contaminated Sediments pp. 1109-1120

Leslie M. Shor, David S. Kosson, Karl J. Rockne, Lily Y. Young and Gary L. Taghon

Pathway Analysis for Population‐Total Health Impacts of Toxic Metal Emissions pp. 1121-1141

Joseph V. Spadaro and Ari Rabl

The Maximally Exposed Individual—Comparison of Maximum Likelihood Estimation of High Quantiles to an Extreme Value Estimate pp. 1143-1151

Machelle D. Wilson, William P. McCormick and T. G. Hinton

Bayesian Monte Carlo Uncertainty Analysis of Human Health Risks from Animal Antimicrobial Use in a Dynamic Model of Emerging Resistance pp. 1153-1164

Louis Anthony Cox and Douglas A. Popken

Addressing Nonlinearity in the Exposure‐Response Relationship for a Genotoxic Carcinogen: Cancer Potency Estimates for Ethylene Oxide pp. 1165-1183

C. R. Kirman, L. M. Sweeney, M. J. Teta, R. L. Sielken, C. Valdez‐Flores, R. J. Albertini and M. L. Gargas

Standardized Approach for Developing Probabilistic Exposure Factor Distributions pp. 1185-1199

Randy L. Maddalena, Thomas E. McKone and Michael D. Sohn

Worker Exposure Standard for Phosphine Gas pp. 1201-1213

Bill Pepelko, Joel Seckar, Paul R. Harp, James H. Kim, David Gray and Elizabeth L. Anderson

Risk Management for Leontief‐Based Interdependent Systems pp. 1215-1229

Pu Jiang and Yacov Y. Haimes

Spatial Risk Assessment Across Large Landscapes with Varied Land Use: Lessons from a Conservation Assessment of Military Lands pp. 1231-1242

Mark C. Andersen, Bruce Thompson and Kenneth Boykin

Role of Comparative Risk Assessment in Addressing Environmental Security in the Middle East pp. 1243-1248

Alon Tal and Igor Linkov

Some Bayesian Experimental Design Theory for Risk Reduction in Extrapolation pp. 1249-1259

Michael J. LuValle

AGAPE‐ET: A Methodology for Human Error Analysis of Emergency Tasks pp. 1261-1277

Jae W. Kim, Wondea Jung and Jaejoo Ha

Arguments for Testing Ethnic Identity and Acculturation as Factors in Risk Judgments pp. 1279-1287

Branden B. Johnson

Expert and Public Perception of Risk from Biotechnology pp. 1289-1299

Lucia Savadori, Stefania Savio, Eraldo Nicotra, Rino Rumiati, Melissa Finucane and Paul Slovic

Travel Risks in a Time of Terror: Judgments and Choices pp. 1301-1309

Baruch Fischhoff, Wändi Bruine De Bruin, Wendy Perrin and Julie Downs

Reactions to Genetically Modified Food Crops and How Perception of Risks and Benefits Influences Consumers' Information Gathering pp. 1311-1321

Carlene Wilson, Greg Evans, Phil Leppard and Julie Syrette

Accommodating Uncertainty in Comparative Risk pp. 1323-1335

Clinton J. Andrews, David M. Hassenzahl and Branden B. Johnson

Intended Message Versus Message Received in Hypothetical Physician Risk Communications: Exploring the Gap pp. 1337-1347

Andrea D. Gurmankin, Jonathan Baron and Katrina Armstrong

An Emotion‐Based Model of Risk Perception and Stigma Susceptibility: Cognitive Appraisals of Emotion, Affective Reactivity, Worldviews, and Risk Perceptions in the Generation of Technological Stigma pp. 1349-1367

Ellen M. Peters, Burt Burraston and C. K. Mertz

Effects of Context and Feelings on Perceptions of Genetically Modified Food pp. 1369-1384

Ellen Townsend, David D. Clarke and Betsy Travis

Psychological Determinants of Willingness to Taste and Purchase Genetically Modified Food pp. 1385-1393

Ellen Townsend and Scott Campbell

Risk and Climate Change: Perceptions of Key Policy Actors in Canada pp. 1395-1406

Richard C. Stedman

Erratum to “Risk and Climate Change: Perceptions of Key Policy Actors in Canada,” by Richard C. Stedman, in Risk Analysis, 24(5), 2004 pp. 1416-1416

Richard C. Stedman, Debra J. Davidson and Adam Wellstead

Volume 24, issue 4, 2004

Letter to the Editor Regarding “Strategic Alternative Responses to Risks of Terrorism (11 October, 2003)” pp. 785-785

Dr. Gordon Avery

Risk Assessment for Invasive Species pp. 787-793

Mark C. Andersen, Heather Adams, Bruce Hope and Mark Powell

Allee Effects and the Risk of Biological Invasion pp. 795-802

John M. Drake

Assessing the Risk of Invasive Spread in Fragmented Landscapes pp. 803-815

Kimberly A. With

Projecting Rates of Spread for Invasive Species pp. 817-831

Michael G. Neubert and Ingrid M. Parker

Establishment Risks for Invasive Species pp. 833-845

Steven M. Bartell and Shyam K. Nair

Ecological Risk Assessment Conceptual Model Formulation for Nonindigenous Species pp. 847-858

Wayne G. Landis

What Can Decision Analysis Do for Invasive Species Management? pp. 859-868

Lynn A. Maguire

Habitat Destruction, Fragmentation, and Disturbance Promote Invasion by Habitat Generalists in a Multispecies Metapopulation pp. 869-878

Michelle Marvier, Peter Kareiva and Michael G. Neubert

Bioeconomics of Managing the Spread of Exotic Pest Species with Barrier Zones pp. 879-892

Alexei A. Sharov

Risk Analysis for Invasive Species: General Framework and Research Needs pp. 893-900

Mark C. Andersen, Heather Adams, Bruce Hope and Mark Powell

A Discussion of Findings and Their Possible Implications from a Workshop on Bioterrorism Threat Assessment and Risk Management pp. 901-908

Raymond A. Zilinskas, Bruce Hope and D. Warner North

CAPPS II: The Foundation of Aviation Security? pp. 909-916

Arnold Barnett

The Lamppost, the Wizard, and the Law: Reflections on Professor Barnett's Assessment of CAPPS II pp. 917-919

Peter Carstensen

CAPPS II: A Risky Choice Concerning an Untested Risk Detection Technology pp. 921-924

Jonathan P. Caulkins

Comments on “CAPPS II: The Foundation of Aviation Security?” pp. 925-927

B. John Garrick

Safety Versus Defense: Comments on “CAPPS II: The Foundation of Aviation Security?” pp. 929-931

Itzhak Ravid

Reply to Discussants pp. 933-934

Arnold Barnett

The Problem of Redundancy Problem: Why More Nuclear Security Forces May Produce Less Nuclear Security pp. 935-946

Scott D. Sagan

Redundancy and Nuclear Security pp. 947-948

George E. Apostolakis

Thinking about How Many Guards Will Do the Job pp. 949-953

Matthew Bunn

Redundancy as a Design Principle and an Operating Principle pp. 955-957

John S. Carroll

Increasing the Number of Guards at Nuclear Power Plants pp. 959-961

Ron Westrum

A Risk‐Based Approach to Setting Priorities in Protecting Bridges Against Terrorist Attacks pp. 963-984

Maria Leung, James H. Lambert and Alexander Mosenthal

Mathematical Methods in Combatting Terrorism pp. 985-988

Bernard Harris

Expressing Economic Risk—Review and Presentation of a Unifying Approach pp. 989-1005

Terje Aven, Espen Fyhn Nilsen and Thomas Nilsen

The Impact of Dietary Changes Among the Inuit of Nunavik (Canada): A Socioeconomic Assessment of Possible Public Health Recommendations Dealing with Food Contamination pp. 1007-1018

Gérard Duhaime, Marcelle Chabot, Pierre Fréchette, Véronique Robichaud and Solange Proulx

Quantification of Variability and Uncertainty for Censored Data Sets and Application to Air Toxic Emission Factors pp. 1019-1034

Yuchao Zhao and H. Christopher Frey

Simple Bounds on Cumulative Intensity Functions of Renewal and G‐Renewal Processes with Increasing Failure Rate Underlying Distributions pp. 1035-1039

Mark P. Kaminskiy

Use of Advances in Technology for Maritime Risk Assessment pp. 1041-1063

J. Wang, H. S. Sii, J. B. Yang, A. Pillay, D. Yu, John Liu, E. Maistralis and A. Saajedi

BOOK REVIEWS: 1 pp. 1065-1066

Murat Isik

BOOK REVIEWS: 2 pp. 1066-1068

Bill Durodié

BOOK REVIEWS: 3 pp. 1068-1069

Michael Greenberg

Volume 24, issue 3, 2004

Letter to the Editor Regarding Mad Cow Hysteria pp. 513-513

David W. Gaylor

How Useful Is Quantitative Risk Assessment? pp. 515-520

George E. Apostolakis

The Potential of Next‐Generation Microbiological Diagnostics to Improve Bioterrorism Detection Speed pp. 521-536

Elizabeth A. Casman

Ramifications of Risk Measures in Implementing Quantitative Performance Assessment for the Proposed Radioactive Waste Repository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada, USA pp. 537-546

Sitakanta Mohanty and Richard B. Codell

Mesothelioma Among Brake Mechanics: An Expanded Analysis of a Case‐Control Study pp. 547-552

Patrick A. Hessel, M. Jane Teta, Michael Goodman and Edmund Lau

Quantification of Variability and Uncertainty Using Mixture Distributions: Evaluation of Sample Size, Mixing Weights, and Separation Between Components pp. 553-571

Junyu Zheng and H. Christopher Frey

Comparison of Sensitivity Analysis Methods Based on Applications to a Food Safety Risk Assessment Model pp. 573-585

Sumeet R. Patil and H. Christopher Frey

A Risk Assessment for Occupational Acrylonitrile Exposure Using Epidemiology Data pp. 587-601

Thomas B. Starr, Christine Gause, Ada O. Youk, Roslyn Stone, Gary M. Marsh and James J. Collins

Estimates of Lifetime‐Absorbed Daily Doses from the Use of Personal‐Care Products Containing Polyacrylamide: A Monte Carlo Analysis pp. 603-619

Cynthia B. Van Landingham, Greg A Lawrence and Annette M Shipp

The Risk of MTBE Relative to Other VOCs in Public Drinking Water in California pp. 621-634

Pamela R. D. Williams, Laurie Benton and Patrick J. Sheehan

Value of Information Analysis in Environmental Health Risk Management Decisions: Past, Present, and Future pp. 635-650

Fumie Yokota and Kimberly M. Thompson

Dead Reckoning: Demographic Determinants of the Accuracy of Mortality Risk Perceptions pp. 651-664

Jahn Karl Hakes and W Viscusi

Agreement Between Scales in the Measurement of Breast Cancer Risk Perceptions pp. 665-673

Marilyn M. Schapira, Susan L. Davids, Timothy L. McAuliffe and Ann B. Nattinger

Optimal and Acceptable Technical Facilities Involving Risks pp. 675-695

Ruediger Rackwitz

Applying the Partitioned Multiobjective Risk Method (PMRM) to Portfolio Selection pp. 697-713

Joost Reyes Santos and Yacov Y. Haimes

Explaining Public Resistance to Genetically Modified Corn: An Analysis of the Distribution of Benefits and Risks pp. 715-726

Felicia Wu

Using Risk Assessment, Benefit‐Cost Analysis, and Real Options to Implement a Precautionary Principle pp. 727-735

Robert Farrow

Local Acceptance of a High‐Level Nuclear Waste Repository pp. 737-749

Lennart Sjöberg

Computational Modeling of Serum‐Binding Proteins and Clearance in Extrapolations Across Life Stages and Species for Endocrine Active Compounds pp. 751-770

Justin G. Teeguarden and Hugh A. Barton

Engineered Containment and Control Systems: Nurturing Nature pp. 771-779

James H. Clarke, Margaret M. MacDonell, Ellen D. Smith, R. Jeffrey Dunn and W. Jody Waugh

Risk Analysis of Prion Diseases in Animals pp. 783-784

Curtis C. Travis

Beyond September 11th: An Account of Post‐Disaster Research pp. 783-783

Michael Greenberg

Volume 24, issue 2, 2004

Letter to the Editor pp. 305-306

David M. Stieb, Alan J. Krupnick, Wiktor Adamowicz, Paul De Civita, Richard T. Burnett and Barry Jessiman

Response to Letter to the Editor pp. 307-309

M. Pandey

Risk as Analysis and Risk as Feelings: Some Thoughts about Affect, Reason, Risk, and Rationality pp. 311-322

Paul Slovic, Melissa L. Finucane, Ellen Peters and Donald G. MacGregor

Risk Perceptions of Mobile Phone Use While Driving pp. 323-334

Mathew P. White, J. Richard Eiser and Peter R. Harris

The Benefits and Costs of Disclosing Information about Risks: What Do We Know about Right‐to‐Know? pp. 335-346

Thomas C. Beierle

Risk‐Risk Balancing for Hazardous Waste Workers: Alternative Work, Traffic Fatalities, and Unemployment pp. 347-348

Michael Gochfeld

Evaluating the Efficacy of a Mental Models Approach for Improving Occupational Chemical Risk Protection pp. 349-361

Jörg Niewöhner, Patrick Cox, Simon Gerrard and Nick Pidgeon

Ecological Risk Ranking: Development and Evaluation of a Method for Improving Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making pp. 363-378

Henry H. Willis, Michael L. DeKay, M. Granger Morgan, H. Keith Florig and Paul S. Fischbeck

Estimation of Tuberculosis Risk on a Commercial Airliner pp. 379-388

Gwangpyo Ko, Kimberly M. Thompson and Edward A. Nardell

Risk Assessment of Listeriosis Linked to the Consumption of Two Soft Cheeses Made from Raw Milk: Camembert of Normandy and Brie of Meaux pp. 389-399

Moez Sanaa, Louis Coroller and Olivier Cerf

Dose Response for Infection by Escherichia coli O157:H7 from Outbreak Data pp. 401-407

Peter Teunis, Katsuhisa Takumi and Kunihiro Shinagawa

Modeling Growth and Reduction of Microorganisms in Foods as Functions of Temperature and Time pp. 409-414

Robert L. McMasters and Ewen C. Todd

Risk‐Adjusted Mission Value: Trading Off Mission Risk for Mission Value pp. 415-424

Ralph F. Miles

Waste Package Performance Evaluations for the Proposed High‐Level Nuclear Waste Repository at Yucca Mountain pp. 425-436

Kevin G. Mon, Bryan E. Bullard, Sunil Mehta and Joon H. Lee

Interpretation of Monte Carlo Simulations Using Parameter Space Plots pp. 437-442

Christopher A. Kennedy

Science‐Based Trade Disputes: A New Challenge in Harmonizing the Evidentiary Systems of Law and Science pp. 443-447

Siobán D. Harlow

The Contrast Between Risk Assessment and Rules of Evidence in the Context of International Trade Disputes: Can the U.S. Experience Inform the Process? pp. 449-459

Elizabeth L. Anderson and Catherine St. Hilaire

Environmental Risk, Precaution, and Scientific Rationality in the Context of WTO/NAFTA Trade Rules pp. 461-469

Douglas Crawford‐Brown, Joost Pauwelyn and Kelly Smith

The Asbestos Case: A Comment on the Appointment and Use of Nonpartisan Experts in World Trade Organization Dispute Resolution Involving Health Risk pp. 471-481

Russellyn S. Carruth and Bernard D. Goldstein

The Weakest Link: Demonstrating the Inconsistency of “Appropriate Levels of Protection” in Australia‐Salmon pp. 483-490

Jeffery Atik

The Precautionary Principle and/or Risk Assessment in World Trade Organization Decisions: A Possible Role for Risk Perception pp. 491-499

Bernard Goldstein and Russellyn S. Carruth

The WHO/WTO Study on Trade and Public Health: A Critical Assessment pp. 501-507

Robert Howse

Regulation and Risk: Occupational Health and Safety on the Railways pp. 509-510

Carl Macrae

Risk Analysis in Engineering and Economics pp. 510-511

Sandy Straus

In the Chamber of Risks: Understanding Risk Controversies pp. 511-512

Jennifer Vanderhart

Volume 24, issue 1, 2004

A Quantitative Risk Assessment of Waterborne Cryptosporidiosis in France Using Second‐Order Monte Carlo Simulation pp. 1-17

Régis Pouillot, Pascal Beaudeau, Jean‐Baptiste Denis, Francis Derouin and Cryptosporidium Study Group Afssa

Combining Food Frequency and Survey Data to Quantify Long‐Term Dietary Exposure: A Methyl Mercury Case Study pp. 19-30

Nga L. Tran, Leila Barraj, Kim Smith, Annabelle Javier and Thomas A. Burke

A Comparison of Three Methods for Calculating Confidence Intervals for the Benchmark Dose pp. 31-40

Mirjam Moerbeek, Aldert H. Piersma and Wout Slob

Dose‐Response Model for 13 Strains of Salmonella pp. 41-49

Thomas Oscar

Children's Exposure to Arsenic from CCA‐Treated Wooden Decks and Playground Structures pp. 51-64

Harold F. Hemond and Helena M. Solo‐Gabriele

A Parametric Model for Detecting Hormetic Effects in Developmental Toxicity Studies pp. 65-72

Daniel L. Hunt and Dale Bowman

Estimating Contaminant Dose for Intermittent Dermal Contact: Model Development, Testing, and Application pp. 73-85

W. J. Riley, T. E. McKone and E. A. Cohen Hubal

Earthquake Beliefs and Adoption of Seismic Hazard Adjustments pp. 87-102

David J. Whitney, Michael K. Lindell and Hannah‐Hanh D. Nguyen

Varying Risk Comparison Elements: Effects on Public Reactions pp. 103-114

Branden B. Johnson

Discrimination, Vulnerability, and Justice in the Face of Risk pp. 115-129

Terre A. Satterfield, C. K. Mertz and Paul Slovic

Risk Comparisons, Conflict, and Risk Acceptability Claims pp. 131-145

Branden B. Johnson

Ethics and Choosing Appropriate Means to an End: Problems with Coal Mine and Nuclear Workplace Safety pp. 147-156

Kristin Shrader‐Frechette and Roger Cooke

A Critical Look at Risk Assessments for Global Catastrophes pp. 157-168

Adrian Kent

Thinking Aloud about Trust: A Protocol Analysis of Trust in Risk Management pp. 169-183

Timothy C. Earle

GM Foods and the Misperception of Risk Perception pp. 185-194

George Gaskell, Nick Allum, Wolfgang Wagner, Nicole Kronberger, Helge Torgersen, Juergen Hampel and Julie Bardes

Introduction: Special Collection on Microbial Risk pp. 195-196

Peter Teunis and Nico Nagelkerke

Defining Susceptibility for Microbial Risk Assessment: Results of a Workshop pp. 197-208

John Balbus, Rebecca Parkin, Anna Makri, Lisa Ragain, Martha Embrey and Fred Hauchman

Cryptosporidiosis Susceptibility and Risk: A Case Study pp. 209-220

Anna Makri, Reza Modarres and Rebecca Parkin

A Dynamic Model to Assess Microbial Health Risks Associated with Beneficial Uses of Biosolids pp. 221-236

Joseph N. S. Eisenberg, Jeffrey A. Soller, James Scott, Don M. Eisenberg and John M. Colford

Scenario Tree Modeling to Analyze the Probability of Classical Swine Fever Virus Introduction into Member States of the European Union pp. 237-253

Clazien J. De Vos, Helmut W. Saatkamp, Mirjam Nielen and Ruud B. M. Huirne

A Bayesian Approach to Quantify the Contribution of Animal‐Food Sources to Human Salmonellosis pp. 255-269

Tine Hald, David Vose, Henrik C. Wegener and Timour Koupeev

Quantifying Human Health Risks from Virginiamycin Used in Chickens pp. 271-288

Louis A. Cox and Douglas A. Popken

Differences in Perception of Risk Between People Who Have and Have Not Experienced Salmonella Food Poisoning pp. 289-299

Sharon M. Parry, Susan Miles, Ascanio Tridente, Stephen R. Palmer and South and East Wales Infectious Disease Group

A Practical Guide to Understanding, Managing, and Reviewing Environmental Risk Assessment Reports pp. 301-301

Laura Neher

The Timid Corporation – Why Business Is Terrified of Taking Risk pp. 301-304

Bill Durodié