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Volume 11, issue 4, 1991

A Perspective on Biologically‐Based Approaches to Dioxin Risk Assessment pp. 565-568

William F. Greenlee, Melvin E. Andersen and George W. Lucier

Response to Tollefson et al pp. 569-571

F. Terry Hearne

Response to Hearne pp. 573-574

Linda Tollefson, Robert N. Brown, Ronald J. Lorentzen and Janet A. Springer

Comments on Predicting EPA's Forthcoming CO Standards in Light of New Clinical Evidence pp. 575-576

John W. Tukey and Andrew Sivak

Comments on Predicting EPA's Forthcoming CO Standards in Light of New Clinical Evidence pp. 577-579

Jane Warren and Thomas E. Dahms

Comments on Incorporating Mechanistic Data into Quantitative Risk Assessment pp. 581-582

Clay B. Frederick and Alan G. E. Wilson

Mathematical Modeling of Reproductive and Developmental Toxic Effects for Quantitative Risk Assessment pp. 583-590

Ralph L. Kodell, Richard B. Howe, James J. Chen and David W. Gaylor

The Repeatability of Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analyses for Complex Probabilistic Risk Assessments pp. 591-606

Ronald L. Iman and Jon C. Helton

Knowledge and Risk Perception Among Nuclear Power Plant Employees pp. 607-618

Lennart Sjöberg and Britt‐Marie Drottz‐Sjöberg

Estimating the Value of Avoiding Morbidity and Mortality from Foodborne Illnesses pp. 619-631

Josephine A. Mauskopf and Michael T. French

A Study of the Shape of Dose‐Response Curves for Acute Lethality at Low Response: A “Megadaphnia Study” pp. 633-640

Jeanne L. Sebaugh, James D. Wilson, Michael W. Tucker and William J. Adams

Modeling Benzene Pharmacokinetics Across Three Sets of Animal Data: Parametric Sensitivity and Risk Implications pp. 641-654

Robert C. Spear, Frédéric Y. Bois, Tracey Woodruff, David Auslander, Jennifer Parker and Steve Selvin

An Approach to Assessing the Impacts of Incident‐Free Transportation of Radioactive Materials: I. Air Transportation pp. 655-660

Ruth F. Weiner, Patrick A. LaPlante and John P. Hageman

An Approach to Assessing the Impacts of Incident‐Free Transportation of Radioactive Materials: II. Highway Transportation pp. 661-666

Ruth F. Weiner, Patrick A. LaPlante and John P. Hageman

Incentives Policies to Site Hazardous Waste Facilities pp. 667-675

Robin Gregory, Howard Kunreuther, Doug Easterling and Ken Richards

Planning Replacement of Natural Gas Distribution Systems Under Constraints on Acceptable Risk from Explosions pp. 677-682

Francis Noonan

Perceived Risk, Stigma, and Potential Economic Impacts of a High‐Level Nuclear Waste Repository in Nevada pp. 683-696

Paul Slovic, Mark Layman, Nancy Kraus, James Flynn, James Chalmers and Gail Gesell

Comments on “Perceived Risk, Stigma, and Potential Economic Impacts of a High‐Level Nuclear Waste Repository in Nevada” pp. 697-700

Gilbert W. Bassett and Ross C. Hemphill

Reply to Bassett and Hemphill pp. 701-702

Paul Slovic and James Flynn

A Review of HAZOPtimizer pp. 703-704

David J. Hesse

Software Listing pp. 705-705

Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 11, issue 3, 1991

Benzene Risk Assessment: Status of Quantifying the Leukemogenic Risk Associated with the Low‐Dose Inhalation of Benzene pp. 355-357

Peter E. Voytek and Todd W. Thorslund

Expected Values for Projected Cancer Risks from Putative Genetically Acting Agents pp. 359-363

Dale Hattis and Robert L. Goble

Response to Fritz A. Seiler pp. 365-366

Stein Haugen and Jan Erik Vinnem

Comments on Chesson et al pp. 367-369

Kenny S. Crump

Response to Crump pp. 371-371

Jean Chesson

What Is the Risk? pp. 373-373

John T. Barr

Comments on “Background Exposure to Chemicals: What IS the Risk?” pp. 375-376

Douglas W. Kononen and Richard C. Schwing

Environmental Risk Analysis: An Overview pp. 377-379

M. P. Singh and Curtis C. Travis

Dispersion of Toxic Combustion Products from Large Fires pp. 381-384

D. A. Carter

Quantified Risk Assessment of Petrochemical Installations and Pipelines in the United Kingdom pp. 385-387

D. A. Carter

Emergency Preparedness in the Indian Nuclear Power Stations pp. 389-391

A. R. Sundararajan

Integration of Risk Assessment with Reliability Concept: A Case Study of a Paper Mill pp. 393-397

A. W. Deshpande, R. S. Olaniya and P. Khanna

Research Requirements in Major Hazards Risk Analysis pp. 399-494

R. F. Griffiths

Some Models for Analysis of Hazards and Justification for Investment pp. 405-408

S. Ramani and H. F. Finlay

Risk Analysis of a Gas‐Processing Complex in India pp. 409-417

R. K. Garg and A. A. Khan

Atmospheric Dispersion of Inflammable Substances for Estimating Vulnerable Zones in Hydrocarbon Industry pp. 419-423

Manju Mohan, M. P. Singh and T. S. Panwar

Estimation of Vulnerable Zones Due to Accidental Release of Toxic Materials Resulting in Dense Gas Clouds pp. 425-440

M. P. Singh, Manju Mohan, T. S. Panwar and H. V. K. Chopra

Sampling Strategies for Toxic Air Contaminants pp. 441-451

S. Trivikrama Rao, Jia‐Yeong Ku and K. Shankar Rao

Biological Basis of Chemical Carcinogenesis: Insights from Benzene pp. 453-464

Louis Anthony Cox

Human Health Risks Associated with Asbestos Abatement pp. 465-481

Paul C. Chrostowski, Sarah A. Foster and Elizabeth L. Anderson

Additive and Multiplicative Relative Risk in the Two‐Stage Clonal Expansion Model of Carcinogenesis pp. 483-490

Ralph L. Kodell, Daniel Krewski and Jan M. Zielinski

Time‐ and Loading‐Dependence in the McKone Model for Dermal Uptake of Organic Chemicals from a Soil Matrix pp. 491-497

David E. Burmaster and Nancy Irwin Maxwell

The Accident Evolution and Barrier Function (AEB) Model Applied to Incident Analysis in the Processing Industries pp. 499-507

Ola Svenson

Estimation of Maximum Tolerated Dose for Long‐Term Bioassays from Acute Lethal Dose and Structure by QSAR pp. 509-517

Viay K. Gombar, Kurt Enslein, Jeffrey B. Hart, Benjamin W. Blake and Harold H. Borgstedt

Risk, Ambiguity, Insurance, and the Winner's Curse pp. 519-522

Jeryl L. Mumpower

A Prescriptive Risk Framework for Individual Health and Safety Decisions pp. 523-533

Ralph L. Keeney and Detlof von Winterfeldt

A Multistage Model of Carcinogenesis Incorporating DNA Damage and Repair pp. 535-543

C. J. Portier and A. Kopp‐Schneide

Risk Analysis Software and Databases: Review of Riskware‘90 Conference and Exhibition pp. 545-560

Ronald J. Marnicio, P. J. (Bert) Hakkinen, Steven D. Lutkenhoff, Richard C. Hertzberg and Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 11, issue 2, 1991

Total Risk Management pp. 169-171

Yacov Y. Haimes

Risk Communication Challenges pp. 173-179

Ann Fisher

Joint Risk from Multiple Compound Exposure pp. 181-183

T. R. Auton

Reply to T. R. Auton's Letter to the Editor pp. 185-185

James J. Chen, David W. Gaylor and Ralph L. Kodell

The Risks of Economic Modeling Before Establishing the Causal Inference pp. 187-188

Peter Sinsheimer

Introduction: Risk Assessment and Communication in a Changing Europe pp. 189-189

Ray Kemp and Timothy O'Riordan

The Dependence of the Risk of Research Reactors from Their Operating Schedule–A Case Study pp. 191-197

John G. Kollas

Elicitation of Decision‐Makers’Preferences for Management of Major Hazards pp. 199-206

P. Hubert, M.H. Barny and J. P. Moatti

The Seveso Directive: An Italian Pilot Study in Enabling Communication pp. 207-215

Bruna De Marchi

Risk Prevention and Policy‐Making in Automatic Systems pp. 217-228

Louis H.J. Goossens

Information Needs Concerning a Planned Waste Incineration Facility pp. 229-237

Peter M. Wiedemann, Holger Schütz and Hans Peter Peters

Applications of Probabilistic Risk Assessments: The Selection of Appropriate Tools pp. 239-248

Joanne Linnerooth‐Bayer and Björn Wahlström

More Large Accidents Through Complexity pp. 249-253

Petter Wulff

Public Perception of the Risks of Floods: Implications for Communication pp. 255-267

Tamara R. Lave and Lester Lave

Fishing a Superfund Site: Dissonance and Risk Perception of Environmental Hazards by Fishermen in Puerto Rico pp. 269-277

Joanna Burger and Michael Gochfeld

General Deterrence of Drunk Driving: Evaluation of Recent American Policies pp. 279-289

William Evans, Doreen Neville and John D. Graham

Do Faster Rescues Save More Lives pp. 291-301

Tony K. Quon and Jan A. Laube

What Risks Are People Concerned About pp. 303-314

Gregory W. Fischer, M. Granger Morgan, Baruch Fischhoff, Indira Nair and Lester Lave

Worry Over Technological Activities and Life Concerns pp. 315-324

Donald MacGregor

Predicting EPA's Forthcoming CO Standards in Light of New Clinical Evidence pp. 325-332

John D. Graham and David R. Holtgrave

A Note on the Influence of Rail Defects on the Risk Associated with Shipping Hazardous Materials by Rail pp. 333-338

Sue McNeil and Sci‐Chang Oh

Parametric Distributions for Soil Ingestion by Children pp. 339-342

Kimberly M. Thompson and David E. Burmaster

Response to 7“A Review of FaultrEASE Version 1.0” by Robert W. Youngblood pp. 349-349

Gregory Wilcox and Paul A. Croce

Volume 11, issue 1, 1991

Human Exposure to Chemicals from Multiple Media and through Multiple Pathways: Research Overview and Comments pp. 5-10

Thomas E. McKone

A Usually Unrecognized Source of Bias in Cancer Risk Estimations pp. 11-12

James D. Wilson

It's Safer to Fly pp. 13-14

Arnold Barnett

Risk Perception pp. 15-16

Aaron Wildavsky

Response to Barnett pp. 17-17

Leonard Evans, Michael C. Frick and Richard C. Schwing

Managing Hazardous Waste: Past, Present, and Future pp. 19-26

Howard Kunreuther

The Importance of the Technical Characteristics of Hazardous Materials in Considering Environmental Risk pp. 27-29

Ruth Patrick

Comments on “The Importance of the Technical Characteristics of Hazardous Materials in Considering Environmental Risk” pp. 31-32

Michael Gough

Comments on “The Importance of the Technical Characteristics of Hazardous Materials in Considering Environmental Risk” pp. 33-34

Ellen Silbergeld

Technology Forecasting as a Risk Management Tool pp. 35-39

Thomas J. Tuffey

Comments on “Technology Forecasting as a Risk Management Tool” pp. 41-42

Elizabeth L. Anderson

If Only We Could Make It All Go Away: The Technology Challenge for Hazardous Waste pp. 43-45

John W. Wilson

Public Perception of Hazardous Waste pp. 47-57

Susan G. Hadden

Comments on “Public Perception of Hazardous Waste” pp. 59-60

Mark Jaffe

Comments on “Public Perception of Hazardous Waste” pp. 61-62

I. Rosenthal

Cleanup of Old Waste: Some Thoughts on Rethinking the Fundamentals of Superfund pp. 63-67

Gene A. Lucero

Comments on “Cleanup of Old Waste: Some Thoughts on Rethinking the Fundamentals of Superfund” pp. 69-69

Dennis Connolly

Cleanup of Old Wastes: Is Superfund Broke? pp. 71-74

Milton Russell

Strategies for Managing Present and Future Wastes pp. 75-80

Marcia E. Williams

Comments on “Strategies for Managing Present and Future Wastes” pp. 81-82

Paul Arbesman

Comments on “Strategies for Managing Present and Future Wastes” pp. 83-88

Richard C. Fortuna

Capturing Superfund's Potential: Ideas on the Federal Cleanup Program and Environmental Law‐Making Generally pp. 89-100

Seth Mones

Superfund: Bad Administration or Bad Law? A Critique of Seth Mones’“Capturing Superfund's Potential” pp. 101-102

Leslie Cheek

Comments on “Capturing Superfund's Potential” pp. 103-105

Don Strait

Synthesis of Conference on “Minimizing Environmental Damage: Strategies for Managing Hazardous Waste” pp. 107-109

Don R. Clay

An Evaluation of the Rai and Van Ryzin Dose‐Response Model in Teratology pp. 111-120

Gregory J. Carr and Christopher J. Portier

Protective Responses to Household Risk: A Case Study of Radon Mitigation pp. 121-134

James K. Doyle, Gary H. McClelland, William D. Schulze, Steven R. Elliott and Glenn W. Russell

Cancer Fatalities from Waterborne Radon (Rn‐222) pp. 135-143

Douglas J. Crawford‐Brown

Nonstop Flying Is Safer Than Driving pp. 145-148

Michael Sivak, Daniel J. Weintraub and Michael Flannagan

Stochastic Analysis of Intermediate Lesions in Carcinogenesis Experiments pp. 149-157

E. Georg Luebeck and Suresh H. Moolgavkar

DETECT pp. 159-161

Ronald G. Whitfield and Jack C. VanKuiken