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Volume 5, issue 4, 1985

Toward a De Minimis Policy in Risk Regulation pp. 257-259

Joseph Fiksel

Toxicity and Carcinogenicity pp. 261-261

Chris Whipple

Toxicity and Carcinogenic Potency pp. 263-264

Leslie Bernstein, Lois S. Gold, Bruce N. Ames, Malcolm C. Pike and David G. Hoel

Reply to Comments: On the Relationship of Toxicity and Carcinogenicity pp. 265-270

Lauren Zeise, Edmund A. C. Crouch and Richard Wilson

Multidimensional Criteria for Technology Acceptability: A Response to Bernard L. Cohen pp. 271-273

Harry Otway

A Reply to Dr. Otway pp. 275-276

Bernard L. Cohen

Fire Risks in Oil Refineries: Economic Analysis of Camera Monitoring pp. 277-288

M. Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell

Assessment of Health Risk from Exposure to Contaminated Soil pp. 289-302

John K. Hawley

Entropy Principles in Decision Making Under Risk pp. 303-313

James J. Buckley

Socioeconomic Risk in Development of Energy Systems pp. 315-326

Ion Ursu, Dan Vamanu, Adrian Gheorghe and Ionut Purica

Volume 5, issue 3, 1985

PRA for Nuclear Power Plants pp. 169-169

M. Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell

Risk Assessment of Laboratory Rats and Mice Chronically Exposed to Formaldehyde Vapors pp. 171-180

Kenneth G. Brown

Synthetic‐Fuel Plants: Potential Tumor Risks to Public Health pp. 181-194

Paul D. Moskowitz, Samuel C. Morris, Harris Fischer, Henry C. Thode, Jr. and Leonard D. Hamilton

A Computer Aid for Risk and Other Policy Analysis pp. 195-208

Max Henrion and M. Granger Morgan

An Evaluation of Alternative Safety Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants pp. 209-216

Kenneth A. Solomon, Pamela F. Nelson, James R. Chiesa and Katy Wolf

Analytic Bayesian Solution of the Two‐Stage Poisson‐Type Problem in Probabilistic Risk Analysis pp. 217-225

F. H. Fröhner

The Two‐Stage Poisson‐Type Problem in Probabilistic Risk Analysis pp. 227-230

Stan Kaplan

The Two‐Stage Poisson‐Type Problem in Probabilistic Risk Analysis pp. 231-234

F. H. Fröhner

Discrete Probability Distributions for Probabilistic Fracture Mechanics pp. 235-240

Robert E. Kurth and David C. Cox

Medical Decision Making and Elective Surgery: The Case of Hysterectomy pp. 241-251

Cheryl Brown Travis

Risk Analysis and Decision Process pp. 253-256

F. E. Burke

Volume 5, issue 2, 1985

Risk in Developing Countries pp. 87-87

Herbert Inhaber

The Broadening of Failure Rate Distributions in Risk Analysis: How Good Are the Experts? pp. 89-91

George Apostolakis

Response to “The Broadening of Failure Rate Distributions in Risk Analysis: How Good Are the Experts?” pp. 93-95

Harry F. Martz

Risk Management, Assessment, and Acceptability pp. 97-102

Chauncey Starr

Risk Analysis and Risk Management: An Historical Perspective pp. 103-120

Vincent T. Covello and Jeryl Mumpower

Warning Systems and Defense Policy: A Reliability Model for the Command and Control of U.S. Nuclear Forces pp. 121-138

M. E. Paté‐Cornell and J. E. Neu

Powerline Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields: A Pilot Study of Risk Perception pp. 139-149

M. Granger Morgan, Paul Slovic, Indira Nair, Dan Geisler, Donald MacGregor, Baruch Fischhoff, David Lincoln and Keith Florig

Ambiguous Carcinogens and Their Regulation pp. 151-156

Alvin M. Weinberg and John B. Storer

“Ambiguous Carcinogensrdquo;—Another Look pp. 157-159

Robert B. Cumming

Evaluating the Carcinogenic Potential of a Chemical That Appears to Both Increase and Decrease Tumor Incidences pp. 161-164

J. K. Haseman

The Practical Importance of Antitumor Bioassay Responses in Carcinogen Risk Assessment pp. 165-165

Roy E. Albert

“Ambiguous Carcinogens”—The Main Point pp. 167-167

John B. Storer and Alvin M. Weinberg

Volume 5, issue 1, 1985

Criteria for Technology Acceptability pp. 1-3

Bernard L. Cohen

Quantitative Approaches for Cancer Risk Assessment pp. 5-6

Nathan Mantel

Reply to Comments on ”Quantitative Approaches in Use to Assess Cancer Risk “ pp. 7-8

Elizabeth L. Anderson, Robert E. McGaughy and Todd W. Thorslund

Experimental Design of Bioassays for Screening and Low Dose Extrapolation pp. 9-16

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

Managing Risk: A Joint U.S.‐German Perspective pp. 17-23

Lester Lave and Joshua Menkes

Do Drivers of Small Cars Take Less Risk in Everyday Driving? pp. 25-32

Paul Wasielewski and Leonard Evans

Fire Risk Analysis for Nuclear Power Plants: Methodological Developments and Applications pp. 33-51

Mardyros Kazarians, Nathan O. Siu and George Apostolakis

Evacuation Risks: A Tentative Approach for Quantification pp. 53-61

M. C. Bastien, M. Dumas, J. Laporte and N. Parmentier

The Management of Risk: Application to the Welding Industry pp. 63-72

Richard M. Stern

Managing a Low‐Incidence Risk: The Example of Toxic Shock Syndrome pp. 73-84

Elke U. Weber

Volume 4, issue 4, 1984

Nuclear Plant PRA: How Far Has It Come? pp. 247-254

S. Levine and N. C. Rasmussen

A Review of Plant Specific PRAs pp. 255-266

V. Joksimovich

Recent Case Studies and Advancements in Probabilistic Risk Assessment pp. 267-279

B. John Garrick

A Nuclear Utility's Views on the Use of Probabilistic Risk Assessment pp. 281-286

Thomas A. Daniels and K. S. Canady

Probabilistic Risk Analyses: NRC Programs and Perspectives pp. 287-297

Robert M. Bernero

Nuclear Plant Systems Analysis Research at EPRI pp. 299-311

David H. Worledge, Boyer B. Chu and Ian B. Wall

Uncertainties in Nuclear Probabilistic Risk Analyses pp. 313-322

W. E. Vesely and D. M. Rasmuson

External Initiators in Probabilistic Reactor Accident Analysis—Earthquakes, Fires, Floods, Winds pp. 323-335

Robert J. Budnitz

Volume 4, issue 3, 1984

Nuclear Power: Time for Détente pp. 153-153

Baruch Fischhoff, Paul Slovic, R. Talbot Page and Douglas Maclean

Price—Anderson Revisited pp. 155-155

Roger Cooke

Risk in a Free Society pp. 157-162

William D. Ruckelshaus

The Multistage Model with a Time‐Dependent Dose Pattern: Applications to Carcinogenic Risk Assessment pp. 163-176

Kenny S. Clump and Richard B. Howe

Fault Trees vs. Event Trees in Reliability Analysis pp. 177-186

M. Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell

Use of Acute Toxicity to Estimate Carcinogenic Risk pp. 187-199

Lauren Zeise, Richard Wilson and Edmund Crouch

Technical Uncertainty in Quantitative Policy Analysis — A Sulfur Air Pollution Example pp. 201-216

M. Granger Morgan, Samuel C. Morris, Max Henrion, Deborah A. L. Amaral and William R. Rish

Technical Uncertainty in Quantitative Policy Analysis pp. 217-218

William C. Clark

Uncertainties and Ignorance in Policy Analysis pp. 219-220

Silvio O. Funtowicz and Jerome R. Ravetz

Probability of Causation and the Attributable Proportion Risk pp. 221-230

Louis Anthony Cox

Risk Perception in an Interest Group Context: An Examination of the TMI Restart Issue pp. 231-244

E. Jonathan Soderstrom, John H. Sorensen, Emily D. Copenhaver and Sam A. Carnes

Volume 4, issue 2, 1984

Regulating Risks pp. 79-80

Lester Lave

Treatment of Interim Deaths and Low Dose Responses in Bioassay pp. 81-82

Nathan Mantel

Binary Event String Analysis: A Compact Numerical Representation of the Event Tree pp. 83-87

Stephen D. Unwin

Variability of Site‐Reactor Risk pp. 89-96

Timothy S. Margulies and Roger M. Blond

Risk Assessment for Interconnected Electrical Power Grids pp. 97-101

Ulrich Hauptmanns

Learning from Nuclear Accident Experience pp. 103-115

Jussi K. Vaurio

Ethics, Decision Analysis, and Public Risk pp. 117-129

Ralph L. Keeney

Characterising the Perceived Risks and Benefits of Some Health Issues pp. 131-141

Christina M. Harding and J. Richard Eiser

Low Probability Accidents pp. 143-152

Howard Kunreuther and Joanne Linnerooth

Volume 4, issue 1, 1984

Tackling a Very Difficult Problem pp. 1-2

H. G. S. Van Raalte, P. Grasso and D. Irvine

Benzene pp. 3-4

D. Irvine

The Methodology of Risk Assessment pp. 5-6

William R. Gaffey

Benzene and the One‐Hit Model pp. 7-8

Jerry L.R. Chandler

Assessment of Leukemia Mortality Associated with Occupational Exposure to Benzene pp. 9-13

Peter F. Infante, Mary C. White and Kenneth C. Chu

On Broadening Failure Rate Distributions in PRA Uncertainty Analyses pp. 15-23

Harry F. Martz

A Probabilistic Analysis of the Passive–Restraint Question pp. 25-40

John D. Graham and Max Henrion

Mandatory Belt Use and Driver Risk Taking pp. 41-53

Adrian K. Lund and Paul Zador

Patterns of Conflict About Risky Technologies pp. 55-68

Detlof von Winterfeldt and Ward Edwards

Improving Scientists’Judgments of Risk pp. 69-78

Kenneth R. Hammond, Barry F. Anderson, Jeffrey Sutherland and Barbara Marvin