Risk Analysis

Improving Risk Analysis: Policies, Practices and Individual Needs
pp. 1491-1492(2)

Arthur C. Upton: Let the Evidence Speak
pp. 1493-1496(4)
Authors: Greenberg, Michael R.; Lowrie, Karen W.

Issues in Evaluating Fish Consumption Rates for Native American Tribes
pp. 1497-1506(10)
Authors: Donatuto, Jamie; Harper, Barbara L.

Is Epidemiology the Key to Cumulative Risk Assessment?
pp. 1507-1513(7)
Author: Levy, Jonathan I.

Public Views on Drinking Water Standards as Risk Indicators
pp. 1515-1530(16)
Author: Johnson, Branden B.

Lay and Expert Interpretations of Cancer Cluster Evidence
pp. 1531-1538(8)
Authors: Levy, Andrea Gurmankin; Weinstein, Neil; Kidney, Erin; Scheld, Suzanne; Guarnaccia, Peter

Risky Business: Perceived Behavior of Local Scientists and Community Support for Their Research
pp. 1539-1552(14)
Authors: McComas, Katherine A.; Besley, John C.; Yang, Zheng

Consumer Trust in Food Safety—A Multidisciplinary Approach and Empirical Evidence from Taiwan
pp. 1553-1569(17)
Author: Chen, Mei-Fang

Analyzing Complicity in Risk
pp. 1571-1582(12)
Author: Busby, Jerry

Securing Passenger Aircraft from the Threat of Man-Portable Air Defense Systems (MANPADS)
pp. 1583-1599(17)
Authors: Okpara, Uche; Bier, Vicki M.

Understanding Consumer Attitudes Toward Food Technologies in Canada
pp. 1601-1617(17)
Authors: Henson, Spencer; Annou, Mamane; Cranfield, John; Ryks, Joanne

The Constitution of Risk Communication in Advanced Liberal Societies
pp. 1619-1637(19)
Author: Wardman, Jamie K.

Why RDAs and ULs Are Incompatible Standards in the U-Shape Micronutrient Model: A Philosophically Orientated Analysis of Micronutrients' Standardizations
pp. 1639-1652(14)
Authors: Hanekamp, Jaap C.; Bast, Aalt

Improving Tsunami Warning Systems with Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System Input
pp. 1653-1668(16)
Authors: Wang, Jin-Feng; Li, Lian-Fa

How a System Backfires: Dynamics of Redundancy Problems in Security
pp. 1669-1687(19)
Author: Ghaffarzadegan, Navid

Benchmark Duration of Work Hours for Development of Fatigue Symptoms in Japanese Workers with Adjustment for Job-Related Stress
pp. 1689-1698(10)
Authors: Suwazono, Yasushi; Dochi, Mirei; Kobayashi, Etsuko; Oishi, Mitsuhiro; Okubo, Yasushi; Tanaka, Kumihiko; Sakata, Kouichi

A Multinomial-Dirichlet Model for Analysis of Competing Hypotheses
pp. 1699-1709(11)
Authors: Duncan, Kristin A.; Wilson, Jonathan L.

Measures of Societal Risk and Their Potential Use in Civil Aviation
pp. 1711-1726(16)
Authors: Horn, Mark E. T.; Fulton, Neale; Westcott, Mark

Exposure Assessment for Pesticide Intake from Multiple Food Products: A Bayesian Latent-Variable Approach
pp. 1727-1736(10)
Authors: Chatterjee, Ayona; Horgan, Graham; Theobald, Chris

The Symmetry Rule: A Seven-Year Study of Symptoms and Explanatory Labels Among Gulf War Veterans
pp. 1737-1748(12)
Authors: Brewer, Noel T.; Hallman, William K.; Kipen, Howard M.

Some Limitations of “Risk = Threat × Vulnerability × Consequence” for Risk Analysis of Terrorist Attacks
pp. 1749-1761(13)
Author: Cox Jr, Louis Anthony (Tony)

Risk Perceptions, Optimism, and Natural Hazards
pp. 1763-1767(5)
Author: Smith, V. Kerry

Trust in Cooperative Risk Management: Uncertainty and Scepticism in the Public Mind edited by Michael Siegrist, Timothy C. Earle, & Heinz Gutscher
pp. 1769-1770(2)

Erratum to “Risk-Based Analysis of the Danish Pork Salmonella Program: Past and Future,” by H. Scott Hurd, Claes Enøe, Lene Sørensen, Henrik Wachman, Steven M. Corns, Kenneth M. Bryden, and Matthias Grenier, in Risk Analysis, 28(2), 2008
pp. 1771-1771(1)

Erratum to “Methods for Assessing Uncertainty in Fundamental Assumptions and Associated Models for Cancer Risk Assessment,” by Mitchell J. Small, in Risk Analysis, 28(5), 2008
pp. 1773-1773(1)