Risk Analysis

1981 - 2021

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Volume 1, issue 4, 1981

What Is Science Good For? pp. 225-227

Robert B. Cumming

Some Misconceptions About the Foundations of Risk Analysis pp. 229-230

Lee R. Abramson

Some Misconceptions About Misconceptions: A Response to Abramson pp. 231-233

Stanley Kaplan and B. John Garrick

A Rejoinder to Kaplan and Garrick pp. 235-235

Lee R. Abramson

Risk or Angst? pp. 237-240

Joshua Menkes

The Saint Petersburg Game: An Exposition of the Classical Treatment pp. 241-250

William H. Ruckle

Methods for Uncertainty Analysis: A Comparative Survey pp. 251-258

David C. Cox and Paul Baybutt

A Risk Evaluation of the Chlorine Industry in North America pp. 259-266

Richard J. Helmeste and Colin R. Phillips

Long‐Term Consequences of the Linear‐No‐Threshold Dose‐Response Relationship for Chemical Carcinogens pp. 267-275

Bernard L. Cohen

Cognitive Components of Risk Ratings pp. 277-287

Detlof von Winterfeldt, Richard S. John and Katrin Borcherding

Siting Hazardous Facilities: Lessons from LNG pp. 289-302

Howard Kunreuther and John W. Lathrop

Volume 1, issue 3, 1981

The Urge to Shout pp. 165-168

Robert B. Cumming

On Holes and Doughnuts pp. 169-172

Leonard A. Sagan

Science and Personalities Revisited pp. 173-176

John P. Holdren

The Limits of the Peer Review Process pp. 177-178

Andrew P. Hull

The Role of Syndrome Management and the Future of Nuclear Energy pp. 179-188

Miller B. Spangler

On The Method of Discrete Probability Distributions in Risk and Reliability Calculations–Application to Seismic Risk Assessment pp. 189-196

Stanley Kaplan

Assessment for Catastrophic Risks pp. 197-204

William B. Fairley

A Method for Projecting Age‐Specific Mortality Rates for Certain Causes of Death pp. 205-215

Richard W. Leggett and Douglas J. Crawford

Risk Analysis: Understanding “How Safe is Safe Enough?“ pp. 217-224

Stephen L. Derby and Ralph L. Keeney

Volume 1, issue 2, 1981

Reflections on Decisions, Options, and Risks pp. 97-99

Robert B. Cumming

The Crouch‐Wilson Proposal for Regulating Carcinogens pp. 101-104

Nathan Mantel

Comment on The Regulation of Carcinogens by Crouch and Wilson pp. 105-106

Charles C. Brown

Reply to Comments on The Regulation of Carcinogens pp. 107-111

Edmund A. C. Crouch and Richard Wilson

Risk Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants: A Pragmatic Proposal pp. 113-120

Chauncey Starr

Risk Management and Decision Rules for Light Water Reactors pp. 121-136

J. Michael Griesmeyer and David Okrent

Assessment and Management of Risk in the Transport of Dangerous Materials: The Case of Chlorine Transport in France pp. 137-141

Thierry B. Meslin

Perspectives on Risk Perceptions pp. 143-163

Gerald A. Cole and Stephen B. Withey

Volume 1, issue 1, 1981

Is Risk Assessment A Science? pp. 1-3

Robert B. Cumming

Reflections on Risk Assessment pp. 5-7

Alvin M. Weinberg

On The Quantitative Definition of Risk pp. 11-27

Stanley Kaplan and B. John Garrick

Energy Production Risks: What Perspective Should We Take? pp. 29-35

Chris Whipple

Whipple's Treatment of Energy Production Risks pp. 37-39

Herbert Inhaber

Risks of Energy Options pp. 41-42

John P. Holdren

A Reply to Comments on Energy Production Risks pp. 43-45

Chris Whipple

Regulation of Carcinogens pp. 47-57

Edmund Crouch and Richard Wilson

Estimating the Risk of Carcinogens pp. 59-60

Lester Lave

Discussion of the Regulation of Carcinogens pp. 61-61

Virgil O. Wodicka

Carcinogenic Risk pp. 63-63

David G. Hoel

Reply to Comments on The Regulation of Carcinogens pp. 65-65

Edmund Crouch and Richard Wilson

Estimated Cancer Risk Associated with Occupational Asbestos Exposure pp. 67-76

Michael D. Hogan and David G. Hoel

The Role of Occupation in the Production of Cancer pp. 77-79

William J. Nicholson

Risk in Benefit‐Cost Analysis pp. 81-88

William D. Schulze and Allen V. Kneese

Value of a Life: What Difference Does It Make? pp. 89-95

John D. Graham and James W. Vaupel