Risk Analysis

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1983

Judged Lethality: How Much People Seem to Know Depends Upon How They Are Asked pp. 229-236

Baruch Fischhoff and Don MacGregor

Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Wastes Buried in the Ground pp. 237-243

Bernard L. Cohen

How Close Is Close Enough: Public Perceptions of the Risks of Industrial Facilities pp. 245-253

Michael K. Lindell and Timothy C. Earle

LP/HC and LULUs: The Political Uses of Risk Analysis in Land‐Use Planning pp. 255-263

Frank J. Popper

The Economic Impact of Health Policy Interventions pp. 265-275

Kenneth G. Manton, Eric Stallard and H. Dennis Tolley

Quantitative Approaches in Use to Assess Cancer Risk pp. 277-295

Elizabeth L. Anderson

Volume 3, issue 3, 1983

Decision Making Under Risk: A Comparison of Bayesian and Fuzzy Set Methods pp. 157-168

James J. Buckley

A Methodology for Seismic Risk Analysis of Nuclear Power Plants pp. 169-180

Stan Kaplan, Harold F. Perla and Dennis C. Bley

Prospect Theory and Limit Lines pp. 181-188

Jya Syin Wu‐Chien and George Apostolakis

The Use of Landscape Chemical Cycles for Indexing the Health Risks of Toxic Elements and Radionuclides pp. 189-205

Thomas E. McKone, William E. Kastenberg and David Okrent

Attempts to Establish a Risk by Analogy pp. 207-216

Myron Fiering and Richard Wilson

Specifying Risk Goals: Inherent Problems with Democratic Institutions pp. 217-227

Lester Lave and Thomas Romer

Volume 3, issue 2, 1983

The Projection of Long‐Term Technological Trends and Their Associated Risks pp. 81-82

Robert B. Cumming

Diesel Emissions and Lung Cancer pp. 83-100

Jeffrey E. Harris

Comparative Potency Method for Cancer Risk Assessment: Application to Diesel Particulate Emissions pp. 101-117

Roy E. Albert, Joellen Lewtas, Stephen Nesnow, Todd W. Thorslund and Elizabeth Anderson

Evaluating Lung Cancer Risks from Exposures to Diesel Engine Exhaust pp. 119-124

Richard G. Cuddihy and Roger O. McClellan

Diesel Emissions, Short‐Term Bioassays, and Lung Cancer pp. 125-128

Harold B. Houser, Edward A. Mortimer, Yacov Y. Haimes and Herbert S. Rosenkranz

Uncertainties in Diesel Engine Health Effects pp. 129-131

Richard C. Schwing, Leonard Evans and Richard M. Schreck

A Comparative Potency Method for Cancer Risk Assessment: Clarification of the Rationale, Theoretical Basis, and Application to Diesel Particulate Emissions pp. 133-137

Joellen Lewtas, Stephen Nesnow and Roy E. Albert

Diesel Emissions and Lung Cancer Revisited pp. 139-146

Jeffrey E. Harris

Potential Health Effects of Light‐Duty Diesel Exhaust pp. 147-155

Curtis C. Travis and Nancy B. Munro

Volume 3, issue 1, 1983

Risk Assessment and the Governmental Policy‐Making Process pp. 1-3

Robert B. Cumming

Priority Risk Assessment pp. 5-7

Robert G. Tardiff and Warren R. Muir

Corrections to “Long‐Term Consequences of the Linear‐No‐Threshold Dose‐Response Relationship for Chemical Carcinogens” pp. 9-9

Bernard L. Cohen

Understanding Risk Management pp. 17-21

Jan M. Döderlein

Facts and Values in Risk Analysis for Environmental Toxicants pp. 23-33

Alice S. Whittemore

A Social Decision Analysis of the Earthquake Safety Problem: The Case of Existing Los Angeles Buildings pp. 35-50

Rakesh Kumar Sarin

How Unique Are the Price–Anderson Limitations on Nuclear Accident Liability? pp. 51-62

Kenneth A. Solomon

The Indoor Radiological Problem in Perspective pp. 63-77

Henry Hurwitz

Volume 2, issue 4, 1982

A Correction to S. Kaplan's Method of Discrete Probability Distributions pp. 205-206

A. J. Nelson and D. M. Rasmuson

Response to Nelson and Rasmuson's Letter pp. 207-207

Stanley Kaplan

The Theory of Risk Homeostasis: Implications for Safety and Health pp. 209-225

Gerald J. S. Wilde

Targeting Risks pp. 227-234

Paul Slovic and Baruch Fischhoff

On Wilde's Theory of Risk Homeostasis pp. 235-237

John D. Graham

Goals, Risks, and Choices pp. 239-242

Lloyd Orr

The Risk of Aggregation pp. 243-247

Gerald A. Cole and Stephen B. Withey

Critical Issues in Risk Homeostasis Theory pp. 249-258

Gerald J. S. Wilde

Car Occupant Life Expectancy: Car Mass and Seat Belt Effects pp. 259-268

Leonard Evans and Dennis E. Blumenfeld

Volume 2, issue 3, 1982

Extrapolation of Tumor Probabilities pp. 115-116

Nathan Mantel

Response to Mantel pp. 117-118

David W. Gaylor

The Increase in Risk Interest pp. 119-120

H. Inhaber and S. Norman

Artifactual Uncertainty in Risk Analysis pp. 121-135

Louis Anthony Cox

An Illustration of Matrix Formulation for a Probabilistic Risk‐Assessment Study pp. 137-147

Selim Sancaktar

On the Development of Threshold Criteria for Action for Light Water Reactors pp. 149-162

David Okrent and William L. Baldewicz

Risk‐Based Zoning for Toxic‐Gas Pipelines pp. 163-169

John D. Whittaker, Randolph P. Angle, David J. Wilson and Mitchell G. Choukalos

Quasiextinction Probabilities as a Measure of Impact on Population Growth pp. 171-181

Lev R. Ginzburg, Lawrence B. Slobodkin, Keith Johnson and Andrew G. Bindman

An Analysis of Changes in the Risk of Mortality from Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease, 1968‐1977 pp. 183-193

Clifford H. Patrick and Kenneth G. Manton

A Quantitative Estimate of Leukemia Mortality Associated with Occupational Exposure to Benzene pp. 195-204

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

Volume 2, issue 2, 1982

Risk and the Social Sciences pp. 47-48

Robert B. Cumming

How Can We Know the Risks We Face? Why Risk Selection Is a Social Process pp. 49-58

Mary Douglas and Aaron Wildavsky

Risk Analysis, Philosophy, and the Social and Behavioral Sciences: Reflections on the Scope of Risk Analysis Research pp. 53-58

Vincent T. Covello, Joshua Menkes and Jiri Nehnevajsa

Risk and Consent: Philosophical Issues for Centralized Decisions pp. 59-67

Douglas MacLean

Reflections on Risk Perception and Policy pp. 69-82

Harry Otway and Kerry Thomas

Why Study Risk Perception? pp. 83-93

Paul Slovic, Baruch Fischhoff and Sarah Lichtenstein

Risk‐Perception Studies and Policy Priorities pp. 95-100

Timothy O'Riordan

The Role of Interdisciplinary Analysis in Bridging the Gap Between the Technical and Human Sides of Risk Assessment pp. 101-114

Miller B. Spangler

Volume 2, issue 1, 1982

Probabilistic Models for Risk Assessment pp. 1-8

Joseph Fiksel and Donald B. Rosenfield

Matrix Theory Formalism for Event Tree Analysis: Application to Nuclear‐Risk Analysis pp. 9-18

Stanley Kaplan

Some Problems in Determining Risks from Cancer pp. 19-26

John R. Totter

Estimation and Extrapolation of Tumor Probabilities from a Mouse Bioassay with Survival/Sacrifice Components pp. 27-34

John H. Farmer, Ralph L. Kodell and David W. Gaylor

$s for Lives: Ethical Considerations in the Use of Cost/Benefit Analysis by For‐Profit Firms pp. 35-46

William W. May