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Volume 31, issue 12, 2011

From the Editors pp. 1847-1848

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Risk‐Based Decision Support Tools: Protecting Rail‐Centered Transit Corridors from Cascading Effects pp. 1849-1858

Michael R. Greenberg, Karen Lowrie, Henry Mayer and Tayfur Altiok

Risk Analysis of Safety Service Patrol (SSP) Systems in Virginia pp. 1859-1871

Brett D. Dickey and Joost R. Santos

QRA Model‐Based Risk Impact Analysis of Traffic Flow in Urban Road Tunnels pp. 1872-1882

Qiang Meng, Xiaobo Qu, Kum Thong Yong and Yoke Heng Wong

Social Amplification of Risk in the Internet Environment pp. 1883-1896

Ik Jae Chung

Comparison and Validation of Statistical Methods for Predicting Power Outage Durations in the Event of Hurricanes pp. 1897-1906

Roshanak Nateghi, Seth D. Guikema and Steven M. Quiring

The Effect of Proximity to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on Subsequent Hurricane Outlook and Optimistic Bias pp. 1907-1918

Craig Trumbo, Michelle Lueck, Holly Marlatt and Lori Peek

A Cross‐Cultural Study of Perceived Benefit Versus Risk as Mediators in the Trust‐Acceptance Relationship pp. 1919-1934

Nicolás C. Bronfman and Esperanza López Vázquez

Estimated Rate of Fatal Automobile Accidents Attributable to Acute Solvent Exposure at Low Inhaled Concentrations pp. 1935-1948

Vernon A. Benignus, Philip J. Bushnell and William K. Boyes

Optimal Experimental Design Strategies for Detecting Hormesis pp. 1949-1960

Holger Dette, Andrey Pepelyshev and Weng Kee Wong

Using Simulation to Evaluate Time to Detect Incursions in Honeybee Biosecurity in Australia pp. 1961-1968

David Clifford, Simon Barry, David Cook, Rob Duthie and Denis Anderson

Nuclear Power‐Related Facilities and Neighboring Land Price: A Case Study on the Mutsu‐Ogawara Region, Japan pp. 1969-1994

Fumihiro Yamane, Hideaki Ohgaki and Kota Asano

Volume 31, issue 11, 2011

From the Editors pp. 1693-1693

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Nanotechnology Risk Perceptions and Communication: Emerging Technologies, Emerging Challenges pp. 1694-1700

Nick Pidgeon, Barbara Harthorn and Terre Satterfield

A Longitudinal Study of Newspaper and Wire Service Coverage of Nanotechnology Risks pp. 1701-1717

Sharon M. Friedman and Brenda P. Egolf

Envisioning Emerging Nanotechnologies: A Three‐Year Panel Study of South Carolina Citizens pp. 1718-1733

Susanna Priest, Thomas Lane, Ted Greenhalgh, Lindsey Jo Hand and Victoria Kramer

Vulnerability and Social Justice as Factors in Emergent U.S. Nanotechnology Risk Perceptions pp. 1734-1748

Joseph Conti, Terre Satterfield and Barbara Herr Harthorn

Fairness and Nanotechnology Concern pp. 1749-1761

Katherine A McComas and John C. Besley

Labeling of Nanotechnology Consumer Products Can Influence Risk and Benefit Perceptions pp. 1762-1769

Michael Siegrist and Carmen Keller

Evidence Maps: Communicating Risk Assessments in Societal Controversies: The Case of Engineered Nanoparticles pp. 1770-1783

Peter Wiedemann, Holger Schütz, Albena Spangenberg and Harald F. Krug

Ecological Risk Assessment, Prediction, and Assessing Risk Predictions pp. 1784-1788

Mark Gibbs

Multiple Health Risk Perception and Information Processing Among African Americans and Whites Living in Poverty pp. 1789-1799

Shelly Hovick, Vicki S. Freimuth, Ashani Johnson‐Turbes and Doryn D. Chervin

Awareness and Perceptions of the Risks of Exposure to Indoor Radon: A Population‐Based Approach to Evaluate a Radon Awareness and Testing Campaign in England and Wales pp. 1800-1812

Wouter Poortinga, Karin Bronstering and Simon Lannon

Reducing the Effort to Comprehend Risk Models: Text Labels Are Often Preferred Over Graphical Means pp. 1813-1831

Ida Hogganvik Grøndahl, Mass Soldal Lund and Ketil Stølen

Affective and Cognitive Factors Influencing Sensitivity to Probabilistic Information pp. 1832-1845

Tadeusz Tyszka and Przemyslaw Sawicki

Volume 31, issue 10, 2011

From the Editors pp. 1511-1512

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

If It Ain't Broke, Don't Let Them Fix It pp. 1513-1514

Duncan Mara

On Different Types of Uncertainties in the Context of the Precautionary Principle pp. 1515-1525

Terje Aven

Uncertainties, Precaution, and Science: Focus on the State of Knowledge and How It May Change pp. 1526-1529

D. Warner North

Clarifying Types of Uncertainty: When Are Models Accurate, and Uncertainties Small? pp. 1530-1533

Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox,

Straightening Out the Grounds for Precaution: A Commentary and Some Suggestions About Terje Aven's “On Different Types of Uncertainties” pp. 1534-1537

Charles Vlek

Response pp. 1538-1542

Terje Aven

An Exposure‐Response Threshold for Lung Diseases and Lung Cancer Caused by Crystalline Silica pp. 1543-1560

Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox,

Potential Uncertainty Reduction in Model‐Averaged Benchmark Dose Estimates Informed by an Additional Dose Study pp. 1561-1575

Kan Shao and Mitchell J. Small

Animal and Human Dose‐Response Models for Brucella Species pp. 1576-1596

Sondra S. Teske, Yin Huang, Sushil B. Tamrakar, Timothy A. Bartrand, Mark H. Weir and Charles N. Haas

Sensitivity Analysis and Estimation of Extreme Tail Behavior in Two‐Dimensional Monte Carlo Simulation pp. 1597-1609

V. J. Roelofs and M. C. Kennedy

Dose‐Response Model of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) for Human pp. 1610-1621

Sushil B. Tamrakar and Charles N. Haas

Influenza Infection Risk and Predominate Exposure Route: Uncertainty Analysis pp. 1622-1631

Rachael M. Jones and Elodie Adida

Defense Resource Distribution Between Protection and Redundancy for Constant Resource Stockpiling Pace pp. 1632-1645

Gregory Levitin and Kjell Hausken

Building Blocks for a Precautionary Approach to the Use of Nanomaterials: Positions Taken by Trade Unions and Environmental NGOs in the European Nanotechnologies Debate pp. 1646-1657

Pieter van Broekhuizen and Lucas Reijnders

Emotions, Trust, and Perceived Risk: Affective and Cognitive Routes to Flood Preparedness Behavior pp. 1658-1675

Teun Terpstra

Florida Households’ Expected Responses to Hurricane Hazard Mitigation Incentives pp. 1676-1691

Yue Ge, Walter Gillis Peacock and Michael K. Lindell

Volume 31, issue 9, 2011

From the Editors pp. 1329-1329

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Introduction to Part 2 of the Special Series on Risk Regulation pp. 1330-1333

Lisa Robinson

The [R]Evolving Relationship Between Risk Assessment and Risk Management pp. 1334-1344

Lisa Robinson and Jonathan I. Levy

Overcoming Barriers to Integrating Economic Analysis into Risk Assessment pp. 1345-1355

Sandra Hoffmann

Risk Assessment of Environmental Chemicals: If It Ain't Broke … pp. 1356-1362

Bernard David Goldstein

Diminishing Willingness to Pay per Quality‐Adjusted Life Year: Valuing Acute Foodborne Illness pp. 1363-1380

Kevin Haninger and James Hammitt

Valuing Mortality Risk Reductions from Environmental, Transport, and Health Policies: A Global Meta‐Analysis of Stated Preference Studies pp. 1381-1407

Henrik Lindhjem, Stale Navrud, Nils Axel Braathen and Vincent Biausque

Behavioral Economics and Regulatory Analysis pp. 1408-1422

Lisa Robinson and James Hammitt

The Challenge of Degraded Environments: How Common Biases Impair Effective Policy pp. 1423-1433

Alan Berger, Case Brown, Carolyn Kousky and Richard Zeckhauser

A Practical Framework for the Construction of a Biotracing Model: Application to Salmonella in the Pork Slaughter Chain pp. 1434-1450

J. H. Smid, A. N. Swart, A. H. Havelaar and A. Pielaat

A Method for Computing the Damage Level Due to the Exposure to an Airborne Chemical with a Time‐Varying Concentration pp. 1451-1469

Alejandro D. Acquesta, Erica Yanina Sánchez, Andres Porta and Pablo M. Jacovkis

A Value Model for Evaluating Homeland Security Decisions pp. 1470-1487

Ralph L. Keeney and Detlof von Winterfeldt

A Comparative Analysis of PRA and Intelligent Adversary Methods for Counterterrorism Risk Management pp. 1488-1510

Jason Merrick and Gregory S. Parnell

Volume 31, issue 8, 2011

From the Editors pp. 1173-1174

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

On the Complex Quantification of Risk: Systems‐Based Perspective on Terrorism pp. 1175-1186

Yacov Y. Haimes

Risk Compensation and Bicycle Helmets pp. 1187-1195

Ross Owen Phillips, Aslak Fyhri and Fridulv Sagberg

Component Criticality in Failure Cascade Processes of Network Systems pp. 1196-1210

Enrico Zio and Giovanni Sansavini

Use of Multicriteria Decision Analysis to Support Weight of Evidence Evaluation pp. 1211-1225

Igor Linkov, Paul Welle, Drew Loney, Alex Tkachuk, Laure Canis, J. B. Kim and Todd Bridges

Critical Review and Uncertainty Analysis of Factors Influencing Influenza Transmission pp. 1226-1242

Rachael M. Jones

Chlorine Truck Attack Consequences and Mitigation pp. 1243-1259

Anthony Michael Barrett and Peter J. Adams

Salmonella Enteritidis Surveillance by Egg Immunology: Impact of the Sampling Scheme on the Release of Contaminated Table Eggs pp. 1260-1270

Don Klinkenberg, Ekelijn Thomas, Francisco F. Calvo Artavia and Annemarie Bouma

Water Adherence Factors for Human Skin pp. 1271-1280

Jaspreet S. Gujral, Deborah M. Proctor, Steave H. Su and Joseph M. Fedoruk

Quantitative Links Between Arsenic Exposure and Influenza A (H1N1) Infection‐Associated Lung Function Exacerbations Risk pp. 1281-1294

Chung‐Min Liao, Chia‐Pin Chio, Yi‐Hsien Cheng, Nan‐Hung Hsieh, Wei‐Yu Chen and Szu‐Chieh Chen

Sensitivity Analysis of a Two‐Dimensional Quantitative Microbiological Risk Assessment: Keeping Variability and Uncertainty Separated pp. 1295-1307

Pieter Busschaert, Annemie H. Geeraerd, Mieke Uyttendaele and Jan F. Van Impe

Apples to Apples: The Origin and Magnitude of Differences in Asbestos Cancer Risk Estimates Derived Using Varying Protocols pp. 1308-1326

D. Wayne Berman

Microorganisms in Home and Indoor Work Environments: Diversity, Health Impacts, Investigation and Control edited by Brian Flannigan, Robert A. Samson, and J. David Miller pp. 1327-1327

Charles N. Haas

Volume 31, issue 7, 2011

From the Editors pp. 1037-1037

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

On the Local Sensitivity Analysis of the Inoperability Input‐Output Model pp. 1038-1042

Marco Percoco

Using a Familiar Risk Comparison Within a Risk Ladder to Improve Risk Understanding by Low Numerates: A Study of Visual Attention pp. 1043-1054

Carmen Keller

An Analysis of the Public Perception of Flood Risk on the Belgian Coast pp. 1055-1068

Wim Kellens, Ruud Zaalberg, Tijs Neutens, Wouter Vanneuville and Philippe De Maeyer

Perception of Own Death Risk: An Assessment of Road‐Traffic Mortality Risk pp. 1069-1082

Henrik Andersson

Institutionalized Ignorance as a Precondition for Rational Risk Expertise pp. 1083-1094

Henrik Merkelsen

Communicating Fish Consumption Advisories in California: What Works, What Doesn’t pp. 1095-1106

May Lynn Tan, Alyce Ujihara, Lani Kent and Ilinisa Hendrickson

Economics of Disaster Risk, Social Vulnerability, and Mental Health Resilience pp. 1107-1119

Sammy Zahran, Lori Peek, Jeffrey G. Snodgrass, Stephan Weiler and Lynn Hempel

Estimating the Probability of Rare Events: Addressing Zero Failure Data pp. 1120-1132

John Quigley and Matthew Revie

A Methodology for Modeling Regional Terrorism Risk pp. 1133-1140

Samrat Chatterjee and Mark D. Abkowitz

A Bayesian Evidence Synthesis for Estimating Campylobacteriosis Prevalence pp. 1141-1155

Isabelle Albert, Emmanuelle Espié, Henriette de Valk and Jean‐Baptiste Denis

Bayesian Temporal Source Attribution of Foodborne Zoonoses: Campylobacter in Finland and Norway pp. 1156-1171

Jukka Ranta, Dmitri Matjushin, Terhi Virtanen, Markku Kuusi, Hildegunn Viljugrein, Merete Hofshagen and Marjaana Hakkinen

Volume 31, issue 6, 2011

From the Editors pp. 879-879

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Letter to the Editor pp. 880-880

Richard A. Williams

Introduction to Part 1 of the Special Series on Risk Regulation pp. 881-883

Lisa Robinson

The Role of Analysis on the 17 Most Political Acres on the Face of the Earth pp. 884-892

Donald R. Arbuckle

Defragmenting the Regulatory Process pp. 893-901

Stuart Shapiro

Incorporating Equity in Regulatory and Benefit‐Cost Analysis Using Risk‐Based Preferences pp. 902-907

Robert Farrow

Maximizing Health Benefits and Minimizing Inequality: Incorporating Local‐Scale Data in the Design and Evaluation of Air Quality Policies pp. 908-922

Neal Fann, Henry A. Roman, Charles M. Fulcher, Mikael A. Gentile, Bryan Hubbell, Karen Wesson and Jonathan I. Levy

Six Distributional Effects of Environmental Policy pp. 923-929

Don Fullerton

A Probabilistic Transmission Model to Assess Infection Risk from Mycobacterium Tuberculosis in Commercial Passenger Trains pp. 930-939

Szu‐Chieh Chen, Chung‐Min Liao, Sih‐Syuan Li and Shu‐Han You

Estimation of the Likelihood of Fecal–Oral HEV Transmission Among Pigs pp. 940-950

Martijn Bouwknegt, Peter F. M. Teunis, Klaas Frankena, Mart C. M. de Jong and Ana Maria de Roda Husman

Empirical Estimation of the Conditional Probability of Natech Events Within the United States pp. 951-968

Nicholas Santella, Laura J. Steinberg and Gloria Andrea Aguirra

Evaluation of Legal Liability for Technological Risks in View of Requirements for Peaceful Coexistence and Progress pp. 969-983

Henk Zandvoort

Acculturation, Ethnicity, and Air Pollution Perceptions pp. 984-999

Branden B. Johnson

Methodology for the Calculation of Annualized Incremental Risks in Systems of Dams pp. 1000-1015

Armando Serrano‐Lombillo, Ignacio Escuder‐Bueno, Manuel G. de Membrillera‐Ortuño and Luis Altarejos‐García

The White (Male) Effect and Risk Perception: Can Equality Make a Difference? pp. 1016-1032

Anna Olofsson and Saman Rashid

Book Review Essay: Risk Analysis and Science Fiction pp. 1033-1035

Michael Greenberg

Volume 31, issue 5, 2011

Responses to Terje Aven's Paper: On Some Recent Definitions and Analysis Frameworks for Risk, Vulnerability, and Resilience pp. 689-692

Yacov Y. Haimes

Response pp. 693-697

Terje Aven

Response pp. 698-698

Yacov Y. Haimes

Risk‐Taking and the Media pp. 699-705

Peter Fischer, Evelyn Vingilis, Tobias Greitemeyer and Claudia Vogrincic

A Risk Assessment Framework for Assessing Metallic Nanomaterials of Environmental Concern: Aquatic Exposure and Behavior pp. 706-726

Niall Joseph O’Brien and Enda J. Cummins

Failure Probability Under Parameter Uncertainty pp. 727-744

R. Gerrard and A. Tsanakas

A Novel Human Error Probability Assessment Using Fuzzy Modeling pp. 745-757

Shuen‐Tai Ung and Wei‐Min Shen

Agent‐Based Modeling to Simulate Contamination Events and Evaluate Threat Management Strategies in Water Distribution Systems pp. 758-772

Emily M. Zechman

Exploring Reductions in London Underground Passenger Journeys Following the July 2005 Bombings pp. 773-786

Fynnwin Prager, Garrett Ryan Beeler Asay, Bumsoo Lee and Detlof von Winterfeldt

To Leave an Area After Disaster: How Evacuees from the WTC Buildings Left the WTC Area Following the Attacks pp. 787-804

Rae Zimmerman and Martin F. Sherman

Managing Wildfire Events: Risk‐Based Decision Making Among a Group of Federal Fire Managers pp. 805-818

Robyn S. Wilson, Patricia L. Winter, Lynn A. Maguire and Timothy Ascher

Energy Choices and Risk Beliefs: Is It Just Global Warming and Fear of a Nuclear Power Plant Accident? pp. 819-831

Michael Greenberg and Heather Barnes Truelove

How People Perceive and Will Cope with Risks from the Diffusion of Ubiquitous Information and Communication Technologies pp. 832-846

Stephanie Moser, Susanne Elisabeth Bruppacher and Hans‐Joachim Mosler

Context, Cultural Bias, and Health Risk Perception: The “Everyday” Nature of Pesticide Policy Preferences in London, Calgary, and Halifax pp. 847-865

Rachel A. Hirsch and Jamie Baxter

Waterborne Disease‐Related Risk Perceptions in the Sonora River Basin, Mexico pp. 866-878

Agustin Robles Morua, Kathleen E. Halvorsen and Alex S. Mayer

Volume 31, issue 4, 2011

From the Editors pp. 513-514

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

On Some Recent Definitions and Analysis Frameworks for Risk, Vulnerability, and Resilience pp. 515-522

Terje Aven

Allometric Scaling: Analysis of LD50 Data pp. 523-532

Lidia Burzala‐Kowalczyk and Geurt Jongbloed

Modeling Arbitrary Layers of Continuous‐Level Defenses in Facing with Strategic Attackers pp. 533-547

Mohsen Golalikhani and Jun Zhuang

Framework for Microbial Food‐Safety Risk Assessments Amenable to Bayesian Modeling pp. 548-565

Michael S. Williams, Eric D. Ebel and David Vose

Assessing the Radiological Impact of Radiation Exposure Devices pp. 566-577

Alessandro Tofani

Assessment of Interindividual and Geographic Variability in Human Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter in Environmental Tobacco Smoke pp. 578-591

Ye Cao and H. Christopher Frey

Modeled Estimates of Soil and Dust Ingestion Rates for Children pp. 592-608

Halûk Özkaynak, Jianping Xue, Valerie G. Zartarian, Graham Glen and Luther Smith

Vulnerability, Risk Perception, and Health Profile of Marginalized People Exposed to Multiple Built‐Environment Stressors in Worcester, Massachusetts: A Pilot Project pp. 609-628

Timothy J. Downs, Laurie Ross, Robert Goble, Rajendra Subedi, Sara Greenberg and Octavia Taylor

Reversing Nuclear Opposition: Evolving Public Acceptance of a Permanent Nuclear Waste Disposal Facility pp. 629-644

Hank C. Jenkins‐Smith, Carol L. Silva, Matthew C. Nowlin and Grant deLozier

A Social‐Cognitive Model of Pandemic Influenza H1N1 Risk Perception and Recommended Behaviors in Italy pp. 645-656

Gabriele Prati, Luca Pietrantoni and Bruna Zani

Challenges in Development and Implementation of Health‐Risk‐Based Soil Quality Guidelines: Turkey's Experience pp. 657-667

Elçin Kentel, Ayşegül Aksoy, Beril Büyüker, Filiz Dilek, Serkan Girgin, Meltem H. İpek, Şener Polat, Ülkü Yetiş and Kahraman Ünlü

Determinants and Mapping of Collective Perceptions of Technological Risk: The Case of the Second Nuclear Power Plant in Taiwan pp. 668-683

Hung‐Chih Hung and Tzu‐Wen Wang

Book Review pp. 684-685

Jean‐Michel Panoff

Volume 31, issue 3, 2011

From the Editors pp. 343-344

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Editor's Choice pp. 344-344

Michael Greenberg

Methodology for Determining the Appropriateness of a Linear Dose‐Response Function pp. 345-350

Michael S. Williams, Eric D. Ebel and David Vose

Use of Risk Assessment and Likelihood Estimation to Analyze Spatial Distribution Pattern of Respiratory Infection Cases pp. 351-369

Gin Nam Sze‐To and Christopher Y. H. Chao

The Discrete Weibull Distribution: An Alternative for Correlated Counts with Confirmation for Microbial Counts in Water pp. 370-381

James D. Englehardt and Ruochen Li

Quantitative Risk Assessment Modeling for Nonhomogeneous Urban Road Tunnels pp. 382-403

Qiang Meng, Xiaobo Qu, Xinchang Wang, Vivi Yuanita and Siew Chee Wong

Moment Independent Importance Measures: New Results and Analytical Test Cases pp. 404-428

Emanuele Borgonovo, William Castaings and Stefano Tarantola

Consumer Responses to Integrated Risk‐Benefit Information Associated with the Consumption of Food pp. 429-439

Heleen van Dijk, Arnout R.H. Fischer and Lynn J. Frewer

Why Near‐Miss Events Can Decrease an Individual's Protective Response to Hurricanes pp. 440-449

Robin L. Dillon, Catherine H. Tinsley and Matthew Cronin

The Role of Emotions in Risk Communication pp. 450-465

Xiao‐Fei Xie, Mei Wang, Ruo‐Gu Zhang, Jie Li and Qing‐Yuan Yu

Exposure to Traffic and Risk of Hospitalization Due to Injuries pp. 466-474

Maria Segui‐Gomez, Francisco J. Lopez‐Valdes, Francisco Guillen‐Grima, Ernesto Smyth, Javier Llorca and Jokin de Irala

Assessment and Application of National Environmental Databases and Mapping Tools at the Local Level to Two Community Case Studies pp. 475-487

Davyda Hammond, Kathryn Conlon, Timothy Barzyk, Teresa Chahine, Valerie Zartarian and Brad Schultz

CWD Prevalence, Perceived Human Health Risks, and State Influences on Deer Hunting Participation pp. 488-496

Jerry J. Vaske and Katie M. Lyon

Cyber Security Risk Management: Public Policy Implications of Correlated Risk, Imperfect Ability to Prove Loss, and Observability of Self‐Protection pp. 497-512

Hulisi Öğüt, Srinivasan Raghunathan and Nirup Menon

Volume 31, issue 2, 2011

From the Editors pp. 185-186

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Editor's Choice pp. 186-186

Charles N. Haas

Letter to the Editor pp. 192-192

Barry Ezell and Andrew Collins

Making Terrorism Risk Analysis Less Harmful and More Useful: Another Try pp. 193-195

Gerald G. Brown and Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox,

How Probabilistic Risk Assessment Can Mislead Terrorism Risk Analysts pp. 196-204

Gerald G. Brown and Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox,

Agent‐Based Simulation for Human‐Induced Hazard Analysis pp. 205-217

William M. Bulleit and Matthew W. Drewek

Nonparametric Predictive Inference for Exposure Assessment pp. 218-227

V. J. Roelofs, F. P. A. Coolen and A. D. M. Hart

Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment of Cryptosporidiosis and Giardiasis from Very Small Private Water Supplies pp. 228-236

Paul R. Hunter, Marianna Anderle de Sylor, Helen L. Risebro, Gordon L. Nichols, David Kay and Philippe Hartemann

Probabilistic Modeling of the Fate of Listeria Monocytogenes in Diced Bacon During the Manufacturing Process pp. 237-254

Elise Billoir, Jean‐Baptiste Denis, Natalie Commeau, Marie Cornu and Véronique Zuliani

The Impact of Consumer Phase Models in Microbial Risk Analysis pp. 255-265

Maarten Nauta and Bjarke Christensen

Is Risk‐Based Regulation Feasible? The Case of Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDEs) pp. 266-281

Brian Hector MacGillivray, Ruth E. Alcock and Jerry Busby

The Use of Individual and Societal Risk Criteria Within the Dutch Flood Safety Policy—Nationwide Estimates of Societal Risk and Policy Applications pp. 282-300

Sebastiaan N. Jonkman, Ruben Jongejan and Bob Maaskant

Cell Phones and Health Concerns: Impact of Knowledge and Voluntary Precautionary Recommendations pp. 301-311

Marie‐Eve Cousin and Michael Siegrist

Predictors of Parental Risk Perceptions: The Case of Child Pedestrian Injuries in School Context pp. 312-323

Marie‐Soleil Cloutier, Jacques Bergeron and Philippe Apparicio

Interpersonal Amplification of Risk? Citizen Discussions and Their Impact on Perceptions of Risks and Benefits of a Biological Research Facility pp. 324-334

Andrew R. Binder, Dietram A. Scheufele, Dominique Brossard and Albert C. Gunther

Workers’ Perception of Chemical Risks: A Focus Group Study pp. 335-342

Ramona Hambach, Philippe Mairiaux, Guido François, Lutgart Braeckman, Alain Balsat, Guido Van Hal, Chantal Vandoorne, Paul Van Royen and Marc van Sprundel

Volume 31, issue 1, 2011

From the Editors pp. 1-2

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Conundrums? pp. 3-4

Wout Slob

Response to Conundrums Letter pp. 5-6

Roger Cooke

Celebrating Three Decades of Public Policy‐Oriented Interdisciplinary Research pp. 7-11

Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie

Can Environmental Insurance Succeed Where Other Strategies Fail? The Case of Underground Storage Tanks pp. 12-24

Haitao Yin, Alexander Pfaff and Howard Kunreuther

The Effectiveness of Risk Management: An Analysis of Project Risk Planning Across Industries and Countries pp. 25-37

Ofer Zwikael and Mark Ahn

A Causal Model of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Risk pp. 38-62

Louis Anthony (Tony) Cox

Development of a Self‐Regulated Dynamic Model for the Propagation of Salmonella Typhimurium in Pig Farms pp. 63-77

Ilias Soumpasis and Francis Butler

Interpreting Null Results from Measurements with Uncertain Correlations: An Info‐Gap Approach pp. 78-85

Yakov Ben‐Haim

Fault and Event Tree Analyses for Process Systems Risk Analysis: Uncertainty Handling Formulations pp. 86-107

Refaul Ferdous, Faisal Khan, Rehan Sadiq, Paul Amyotte and Brian Veitch

Variability and Uncertainty in Swedish Exposure Factors for Use in Quantitative Exposure Assessments pp. 108-119

Monika Filipsson, Tomas Öberg and Bo Bergbäck

Dose‐Response Model of Coxiella burnetii (Q Fever) pp. 120-128

Sushil B. Tamrakar, Anne Haluska, Charles N. Haas and Timothy A. Bartrand

Strategic Appraisal of Environmental Risks: A Contrast Between the United Kingdom's Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change and its Committee on Radioactive Waste Management pp. 129-142

Simon Dietz and Alec Morton

Behavioral Channels in the Cross‐Market Diffusion of Major Terrorism Shocks pp. 143-159

Konstantinos Drakos

Expert Study to Select Indicators of the Occurrence of Emerging Mycotoxin Hazards pp. 160-170

M. C. Kandhai, C. J. H. Booij and H. J. Van der Fels‐Klerx

Illustrating Risk: Anaphylaxis Through the Eyes of the Food‐Allergic Child pp. 171-183

Nancy Elizabeth Fenton, Susan J. Elliott, Lisa Cicutto, Ann E. Clarke, Laurie Harada and Elizabeth McPhee