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Volume 8, issue 4, 1988

Risk Analysis in Developing Countries pp. 475-478

Corazon Pe Benito Claudio

Focus Groups and Risk Communication: The “Science” of Listening to Data pp. 479-484

William H. Desvousges and V. Smith

One‐Hit Models of Carcinogenesis: Conservative or Not? pp. 485-497

John C. Bailar, Edmund A. C. Crouch, Rashid Shaikh and Donna Spiegelman

Hazardous Waste Incineration at Sea: EPA Decision Making on Risk pp. 499-508

Daryl W. Ditz

Linking Indoor Air and Pharmacokinetic Models to Assess Tetrachloroethylene Risk pp. 509-520

Kenneth T. Bogen and Thomas E. McKone

Carcinogenic Risk Assessment with Time‐Dependent Exposure Patterns pp. 521-530

Duncan J. Murdoch and Daniel Krewski

Correlation Between Carcinogenic Potency of Chemicals in Animals and Humans pp. 531-544

Bruce C. Allen, Kenny S. Crump and Annette M. Shipp

Comments on Allen et al pp. 545-547

Ronald Hart and Angelo Turturro

Comments on Correlation Between Carcinogenic Potency of Chemicals in Animals and Humans pp. 549-550

Edmund Crouch

Species Correlation of Chemical Carcinogens pp. 551-553

Christopher J. Portier

Epidemiology Versus Risk Assessment: Resolving Some Old Controversies pp. 555-557

Ellen Silbergeld

Response to Comments on Correlation Between Carcinogenic Potency of Chemicals in Animals and Humans pp. 559-561

Bruce C. Allen, Kenny S. Crump and Annette M. Shipp

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Safety Goal Policy: A Critical Review pp. 563-568

Vicki M. Bier

The Effects of Driving Age, Driver Education, and Curfew Laws on Traffic Fatalities of 15–17 Year Olds pp. 569-574

David T. Levy

Risk Assessment Criteria for Radioactive Waste Disposal pp. 575-580

James O. Corbett

Evaluation of the Quality of Safety and Risk Analysis in the Chemical Industry pp. 581-591

Jouko Suokas

Comparing Expressed and Revealed Preferences for Risk Reduction: Different Hazards and Question Frames pp. 593-604

Timothy L. McDaniels

Quantitative Risk Assessments as Evidence in Civil Litigation pp. 605-614

Vern R. Walker

Expert Scientific Judgment and Cancer Risk Assessment: A Pilot Study of Pharmacokinetic Data pp. 615-625

Neil C. Hawkins and John D. Graham

Material Safety Data Sheet and Community Right‐to‐Know Management System pp. 627-629

James E. Brower

Software Listings pp. 631-631

Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 8, issue 3, 1988

How Citizens Think About Risks to Health pp. 309-313

Edward J. Burger

Emissions from Mass Burn Resource Recovery Facilities pp. 315-327

Jerry Z. Marcus and Ronald J. Mills

Dioxin in the Agricultural Food Chain pp. 329-335

Jeffrey B. Stevens and Elizabeth N. Gerbec

Science Policy Choices and the Estimation of Cancer Risk Associated with Exposure to TCDD pp. 337-342

Michael Gough

Risks of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration: An Environmental Perspective pp. 343-355

Richard A. Denison and Ellen K. Silbergeld

A Suggested Approach to Overcome California's Inability to Permit Urban Resource Recovery Facilities pp. 357-366

Steven A. Broiles

Risk Communication in the Real World pp. 367-373

Carolyn S. Konheim

What Do Citizens Want in Siting of Waste Management Facilities? pp. 375-377

Lillie Craig Trimble

On the Regulation of Municipal Solid Waste Resource Recovery Incinerators pp. 379-382

Kay H. Jones and James Walsh

A Stochastic Two‐Stage Model for Cancer Risk Assessment. I. The Hazard Function and the Probability of Tumor pp. 383-392

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

Risk Estimators for Radiation‐Induced Bone Marrow Syndrome Lethality in Humans pp. 393-402

Bobby R. Scott, Fletcher F. Hahn, Roger O. McClellan and Fritz A. Seiler

A Methodology for More Efficient Tail Area Sampling with Discrete Probability Distributions pp. 403-409

Sang Ryeol Park, Tae Woon Kim and Byung Ho Lee

Concentrating on the Worst Performers pp. 411-413

H. W. Lewis

Incorporating Risk Assessment and Benefit‐Cost Analysis in Environmental Management pp. 415-420

Robert W. Rycroft, James L. Regens and Thomas Dietz

The Role of Insurance in Managing Natural Hazard Risks: Private Versus Social Decisions pp. 421-433

Dennis Epple and Lester Lave

Taxonomic Analysis of Perceived Risk: Modeling Individual and Group Perceptions Within Homogeneous Hazard Domains pp. 435-455

Nancy Nighswonger Kraus and Paul Slovic

Chernobyl's Effects on the Perceived Risks of Nuclear Power: A Small Sample Test pp. 457-461

Timothy L. McDaniels

Fault Tree Analysis pp. 463-464

Mark W. Averett

Accidental Releases of Flammable or Toxic Chemicals pp. 465-466

Russell S. Kinerson

SOFTWARE LISTINGS pp. 467-467

Paul D. Moskowitz

Volume 8, issue 2, 1988

Dioxin: Are We Safer Now Than Before? pp. 161-165

Adam M. Finkel

The EPA Science Advisory Board: A Ten‐Year Retrospective View pp. 167-168

Terry F. Yosie

The Need for Risk Assessment Legislation pp. 169-170

Congressman Don Ritter

Paths to Risk Analysis pp. 171-175

Gilbert F. White

The Social Amplification of Risk: A Conceptual Framework pp. 177-187

Roger E. Kasperson, Ortwin Renn, Paul Slovic, Halina S. Brown, Jacque Emel, Robert Goble, Jeanne X. Kasperson and Samuel Ratick

Toward Postmodern Risk Analysis pp. 189-191

Roy A. Rappaport

Should Social Amplification of Risk Be Counteracted? pp. 193-197

Arie Rip

Mental Models of Risk, Communication, and Action: Reflections on Social Amplification of Risk pp. 199-200

Ola Svenson

Muddling Through Metaphors to Maturity: A Commentary on Kasperson et al., The Social Amplification of Risk pp. 201-204

Steve Rayner

How Do Cancer Risks Predicted From Animal Bioassays Compare with the Epidemiologic Evidence? The Case of Ethylene Dibromide pp. 205-214

Irva Hertz‐Picciotto, Norman Gravitz and Raymond Neutra

A Cellular Dynamics Model of Experimental Bladder Cancer: Analysis of the Effect of Sodium Saccharin in the Rat pp. 215-221

Leon B. Ellwein and Samuel M. Cohen

Using the Biological Two‐Stage Model to Assess Risk from Short‐Term Exposures pp. 223-230

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

Lottery Games and Risky Technologies: Communications About Low‐Probability/High‐Consequence Events pp. 231-235

Jeryl L. Mumpower

Public Concern About Industrial Hazards pp. 237-245

Pieter Jan M. Stallen and Arend Tomas

Cooperation Versus Confrontation: A Comparison of Approaches to Environmental Risk Management in Japan and the United States pp. 247-260

Vincent T. Covello, Kazuhiko Kawamura, Mark Boroush, Saburo Ikeda, Paul F. Lynes and Michael S. Minor

Economic Costs of Misinforming About Risk: The EDB Scare and the Media pp. 261-269

F. Reed Johnson

Does a Reactor Need a Safety Backfit? Case Study on Communicating Decision and Risk Analysis Information to Managers pp. 271-282

Rex V. Brown and Jacob W. Ulvila

An ALARA Approach to the Radiological Control of Foodstuffs Following an Accidental Release pp. 283-290

Jacques Lombard, René Coulon and Alain Despres

A Monte Carlo Analysis of Health Risks from PCB‐Contaminated Mineral Oil Transformer Fires pp. 291-297

Alan Q. Eschenroeder and Edward J. Faeder

RAMAS‐7: Risk Analysis and Modeling for Age Structured Populations pp. 299-300

Glenn W. Suter, Lawrence W. Barnthouse and A. E. Rosen

Software Listings pp. 301-301

Paul Moskowitz

Volume 8, issue 1, 1988

Resources Needed for New Risk Analysis Opportunities pp. 1-3

Gerald V. Poje

Biologically Based Models for Cancer Risk Assessment: A Cautionary Note pp. 5-6

Suresh Moolgavkar and Anup Dewanji

Perceived Fairness in Risk Management: The AIDS Testing Example pp. 7-8

Timothy McDaniels

Questionable Assumptions in Terrorist Risk Analysis pp. 9-11

John M. Gleason

Response to “Questionable Assumptions in Terrorist Risk Analysis” pp. 13-13

H. F. Martz and M. E. Johnson

Issues in Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Analysis for Developmental Toxicology pp. 15-20

Carole A. Kimmel and David W. Gaylor

Early Indicators of Male Reproductive Toxicity pp. 21-26

James W. Overstreet, Steven J. Samuels, Patricia Day, Andrew G. Hendrickx, Srinivasa Prahalada, Terry Mast, David F. Katz and Carol Sakai

Estimation of Human Reproductive Risk from Animal Studies: Determination of Interspecies Extrapolation Factors for Steroid Hormone Effects on the Male pp. 27-33

Marvin L. Meistrich

Postnatal Effects of Prenatal Insult pp. 35-44

E. Marshall Johnson, Lois M. Newman and Richard R. Schmidt

Quantification of the Genetic Risk of Environmental Mutagens pp. 45-57

U. H. Ehling

Evaluation of Developmental Toxicity Data: A Discussion of Some Pertinent Factors and a Proposal pp. 59-69

William L. Hart, Ralph C. Reynolds, Walter J. Krasavage, Thomas S. Ely, R. Hays Bell and Robert L. Raleigh

An Investigation of Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis Techniques for Computer Models pp. 71-90

Ronald L. Iman and Jon C. Helton

Uncertainty about Probability: A Decision Analysis Perspective pp. 91-98

Ronald A. Howard

Chemical Scoring by a Rapid Screening of Hazard (RASH) Method pp. 99-118

Troyce D. Jones, Phillip J. Walsh, Annette P. Watson, Bruce A. Owen, Larry W. Barnthouse and Dee A. Sanders

Interspecific Scaling of Toxicity Data pp. 119-125

Curtis C. Travis and Robin K. White

The Distribution of Risks: Vehicle Occupant Fatalities and Time of the Week pp. 127-133

Richard C. Schwing and Dana B. Kamerud

Equity in Social Risk: Some Empirical Observations pp. 135-146

L. Robin Keller and Rakesh K. Sarin

Mental Models in Risk Assessment: Informing People About Drugs pp. 147-155

Helmut Jungermann, Holger Schütz and Manfred Thüring

SOFTWARE LISTINGS pp. 157-157

Paul Moskowitz