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Volume 9, issue 4, 1989

RAPCA's Point Source VOC Toxic Emission Inventory: Thoughts and Comment pp. 427-429

Andrew B. Lindstrom

Significant Figures in Risk Assessment: More Caution Is Warranted pp. 431-432

Peter K. LaGoy

Human Exposure Modeling and the Stream of Behavior pp. 433-434

David R. Holtgrave

Introduction: Risk Analysis in Europe pp. 435-436

Timothy O'Riordan and Ray Kemp

Accidents and Nonrandom Error Propagation pp. 437-444

Barry A. Turner

Risk Management for Hazardous Materials Transportation: A Local Study in Lyons pp. 445-451

Philippe Hubert and Pierre Pagès

Decentralizing Risk Analysis in Large Engineered Systems: An Approach to Articulating Technical and Socioorganizational Dimensions of System Performance pp. 453-461

Claire M. Mays and Marc Poumadère

Not in My Town: Conflicting Views on the Siting of a Hazardous Waste Incinerator pp. 463-471

Klára Faragó, Anna Vári and János Vecsenyi

Informing the Public About Uncertain Risks pp. 473-482

Rob A.P.M. Weterings and Josée C.M. Van Eijndhoven

Limitations on the Usefulness of Risk Assessment pp. 483-494

Lewis E. J. Roberts and Michael R. Hayns

Optimizing Risk Analysis Relating to External Safety in The Netherlands pp. 495-504

Josée C.M. Van Eijndhoven and Ardaan Van Ravenzwaaij

Major Hazard Information Policy in the European Community: Implications for Risk Analysis pp. 505-512

Harry Otway and Aniello Amendola

Themes and Tasks of Risk Communication: Report of an International Conference Held at KFA Jülich pp. 513-518

Timothy O'Riordan, Helmut Jungermann, Roger E. Kasperson and Peter M. Wiedemann

A Dose‐Response Analysis of Skin Cancer from Inorganic Arsenic in Drinking Water pp. 519-528

Kenneth G. Brown, Kerrie E. Boyle, Chao W. Chen and Herman J. Gibb

Simplified Containment Event Tree Methodology Applied to Peach Bottom SBO‐ST Sequences pp. 529-542

William J. Galyean, K. C. Wagner and R. Jack Dallman

The Decline of Deference: The Political Context of Risk Communication pp. 543-550

Frank N. Laird

Multistage Modeling of Lung Cancer Mortality Among Arsenic‐Exposed Copper‐Smelter Workers pp. 551-563

Sati Mazumdar, Carol K. Redmond, Philip E. Enterline, Gary M. Marsh, Joseph P. Costantino, Susan Y. J. Zhou and Rita N. Patwardhan

The Health Risks of Energy Production pp. 565-577

Andrew F. Fritzsche

OSHA's Permissible Exposure Limits: Regulatory Compliance Versus Health Risk pp. 579-586

Robert C. Spear and Steve Selvin

Interspecies Conversion of Kinetically Equivalent Doses pp. 587-598

Ellen J. O'Flaherty

TOX_RISK: A Program for Fitting Dose–Response Formulae and Extrapolating Between Species pp. 599-603

Edmund A.C. Crouch

PHAST David A. Jones (714) 447‐9400, Technica International, Suite 800, 1440 North Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, CA 92635; $27,500 (leasing available) pp. 605-605

Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 9, issue 3, 1989

Norms for Evaluating Regulatory Science pp. 271-273

Sheila Jasanoff

Determining Compliance with PCB Standards pp. 275-277

Joseph V. Rodricks

Introduction: Economic and Political Issues in Risk Analysis pp. 279-281

Michael E. Kraft and A. Myrick Freeman

Adjusting to Greenhouse Effects: The Demise of Traditional Cultures and the Cost to the USA pp. 283-291

Lester Lave and Kathleen Heffernan Vickland

Technical and Democratic Values in Risk Analysis pp. 293-299

Daniel J. Fiorino

Institutional Barriers to Risk Communication pp. 301-308

Susan G. Hadden

Ex Ante and Ex Post Values for Changes in Risks pp. 309-317

A. Myrick Freeman

The Role of Actuaries and Underwriters in Insuring Ambiguous Risks pp. 319-328

Howard Kunreuther

Financing Liabilities Under Superfund pp. 329-339

Dan R. Anderson

Financing Liabilities Under Superfund pp. 341-343

John M. Campbell

Financing Liabilities Under Superfund pp. 345-347

Martin T. Katzman

Are Large Differences in “Lifesaving” Costs Justified? A Psychometric Study of the Relative Value Placed on Preventing Deaths pp. 349-363

John M. Mendeloff and Robert M. Kaplan

Assessment of Human Exposure to Gaseous Pollutants pp. 365-375

Leland B. Baskin and James W. Falco

Estimation of Human Exposure from Fish Contaminated with Dioxins and Furans Emitted by a Resource‐Recovery Facility pp. 377-383

Helen M. Goeden and Allan H. Smith

Decision‐Making, Time Horizons, and Risk in the Very Long‐Term Perspective pp. 385-399

Ola Svenson and Gunnar Karlsson

Risk Perceptions of Hong Kongese vs. Americans pp. 401-405

Charles F. Keown

Calculating the Hazard Function and Probability of Tumor for Cancer Risk Assessment When the Parameters Are Time‐Dependent pp. 407-413

Dennis W. Quinn

Numerical Recipes in C: The Art of Scientific Computing pp. 415-416

Mary C. Seiler and Fritz A. Seiler

SARATRAX Randi Lie Hanson (800)458‐1564, IIT Research Institute, 4600 Forbes Blvd., Lanham, MD 20706. Price: Complete package $1600.00 (one‐time license fee); 90day complimentary support; annual support $750.00. Modular prices prices available on request. Quantity discounts available. Interactive demo disk with working inventory and manual $20.00 prepaid pp. 417-417

Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 9, issue 2, 1989

Lead in the Environment: Coming to Grips with Multisource Risks and Multifactorial Endpoints pp. 137-140

Ellen K. Silbergeld

Risk Communication: Paradigm and Paradox pp. 141-145

Harry Otway and Brian Wynne

Toward a Holistic Approach to Risk Assessment and Management pp. 147-149

Yacov Y. Haimes

Sustainable Development: A Promising New Avenue for Transferring Risk Analysis Technology to Developing Countries pp. 151-152

Jack Cawdery and David Marshall

Comments on Permitting of Resource Recovery Facilities pp. 153-155

George V. Alexeeff, Melanie A. Marty and Michael J. Lipsett

Transgenic Mice as Future Tools in Risk Assessment pp. 157-168

J. Christopher Cordaro

On the Relationship Between Carcinogenicity and Acute Toxicity pp. 169-177

Bernhard Metzger, Edmund Crouch and Richard Wilson

A Stochastic Two‐Stage Model for Cancer Risk Assessment. II. The Number and Size of Premalignant Clones pp. 179-187

Anup Dewanji, David J. Venzon and Suresh H. Moolgavkar

Estimating the Risks of Smoking, Air Pollution, and Passive Smoke on Acute Respiratory Conditions pp. 189-196

Bart David Ostro

A Risk Assessment for Selected Lead‐Induced Health Effects: An Example of a General Methodology pp. 197-207

Ronald G. Whitfield and Thomas S. Wallsten

Conventional Wisdom on Risk Communication and Evidence from a Field Experiment pp. 209-213

F. Reed Johnson and Ann Fisher

Risk Perception and Social Acceptability of Technologies: The French Case pp. 215-223

Sophie Bastide, Jean‐Paul Moatti, Jean‐Pierre Pages and Francis Fagnani

Public Perceptions of the Risks and Benefits of Technology pp. 225-242

Gerald T. Gardner and Leroy C. Gould

Generalized Quantification of Risk Associated with Extreme Events pp. 243-254

James Mitsiopoulos and Yacov Y. Haimes

A Review of @RISK pp. 255-257

J.S. Salmento, E.S. Rubin and A.M. Finkel

Response from Palisade Corporation pp. 259-260

W.T. Barton

TOXIC 3.1—Incinerator Risk Analysis Sarah Summers (703) 549–5608, Telefax (703) 836–0619, Telex 7400466 ROWE UR Rowe Research & Engineering Associates, Inc., 309 North Alfred Street, Alexandria, VA., 22314 Price with complete support is $1995.00; $1795.00 for universities pp. 261-261

Paul D. Moskowitz

Risk Communication and Social Choices: The Discussion Heats Up pp. 267-269

Robert B. Cumming

Volume 9, issue 1, 1989

Risk Assessment Practices in the Space Industry: The Move Toward Quantification pp. 1-7

B. John Garrick

Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Ash Management: A State Perspective pp. 9-11

Richard J. Cook

Interspecific Scaling of Toxicity Data: A Question of Interpretation pp. 13-14

Willard R. Chappell

Perceived Fairness in Risk Management: Bayesian Implications for AIDS Testing pp. 15-16

John M. Gleason

Expected‐Value Optimization Decreases Deaths But May Shorten Survival pp. 17-19

Hector A. Munera

A Response to H. A. Munera pp. 21-21

B. L. Cohen

Deaths vs. Survival: A Comment on Munera's Letter pp. 23-24

Harry Otway

Bayesian Methods for Modeling Recovery Times with an Application to the Loss of Off‐Site Power at Nuclear Power Plants pp. 25-36

Ronald L. Iman and Stephen C. Hora

Assessing Crew Response Probability for a Sequence of Actions with an Overall Time Constraint pp. 37-41

Paolo Vestrucci

Nuclear Safety in Ontario: A Critical Review of Quantitative Analyses pp. 43-54

A.D. Oxman, H.S. Shannon, W.J. Garland and G.W. Torrance

The Ocean Ranger Oil Rig Disaster: A Risk Analysis pp. 55-62

Carolyn D. Heising and William S. Grenzebach

Cost‐Benefit Analysis of All‐Terrain Vehicles at the CPSC pp. 63-69

Gregory B. Rodgers and Paul Rubin

Traffic Accidents and Convictions: Group Totals Versus Rate per Kilometer Driven pp. 71-77

G. William Mercer

Applying Decision Analysis to Determine the Effect of Smoke Detector Laws on Fire Loss in the United States pp. 79-89

David D. Jensen, Alice E. Tome and William P. Darby

A Perspective on Dioxin Emissions from Municipal Solid Waste Incinerators pp. 91-97

Curtis C. Travis and Holly A. Hattemer‐Frey

Additive and Multiplicative Models and Multistage Carcinogenesis Theory pp. 99-105

Charles C. Brown and Kenneth C. Chu

Dimensions of Risk pp. 107-112

Sven Ove Hansson

Setting a Context for Explaining Risk pp. 113-117

Billie Jo Hance, Caron Chess and Peter M. Sandman

Network Evening News Coverage of Environmental Risk pp. 119-126

Michael R. Greenberg, David B. Sachsman, Peter M. Sandman and Kandice L. Salomone

Radiologic Assessment Using MICROAIRDOS pp. 127-129

Mary Daum

Software Listings pp. 131-131

Paul D. Moskowitz