Titlebook: Communicating Risks to the Public; International Perspe Roger E. Kasperson,Pieter Jan M. Stallen Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media

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Risk communication and the social amplification of risklized as a follow-up of risk perception studies, the work on risk communication has surpassed the limited boundaries of giving public relation advice for information programs on risk and extended its focus on the flow of information between subsystems of society (Jasanoff 1987, p. 116; Zimmermann 1987, p. 131; Kasperson 1986, p. 275).

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Hazard images, evaluations and political action: The case of toxic waste incineration processes in particular (Slovic 1987). Faced with the task of judging the risks of never, or rarely, experienced events, the individual imagines possible states and makes evaluations based on these generated images.

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Controlling Aircraft Dynamic Systems,t years have demonstrated that pesticides as well as other chemicals are, in some cases, seeping into groundwater and showing up in our drinking water. Temic in New York and California and EDB in Florida and Hawaii were some of the first problems identified (Churchville 1983).

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Jose Morales,Oscar Castillo,Jose Soriaause it is important by itself, and has often been neglected,. but also because it will allow me to explore some of the normative issues of risk communication as one part of how we handle dangers in our society.