Titlebook: Risk, Organizations, and Society; Martin Shubik (Seymour H. Knox Professor) Book 1991 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991 calculus.growth.risk

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Introduction: Risk in a Complex Worldg this is to start closing the conceptual gap among treatments of (1) individual risk, where the individual acts to his own account; (2) fiduciary risk, where the individual acts on the behalf of others; and organizational risk, where a formal or informal group interprets both public and professiona

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Determinants of Public Participation in Management of Technological Riskh guarantees that everyone, including all the experts, is an amateur in almost everything. But although many of us are uninformed or ill informed, we still may hold opinions. The chapter by Stolwijk and Canny gives insight into a large study on the public perception of the management of technologica

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The Strategic Defense Initiative and Nuclear Proliferation from a Risk Analysis Perspectiventification given the mindsets in viewing the risk of nuclear war. They note that when fears, emotions, and prejudices run high, a qualitative risk analysis is called for. The paradox of MAD (mutually assured destruction) is noted, the basic theme being that if all have enough second strike ability

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Smoking and Health Promotion: Obstacles and Opportunitiesng to Abbe, from Mueller to the definitive studies in the 1950s, historical comments, clinical observations, epidemiological studies, and laboratory experiments have demonstrated that the use of tobacco— whether by smoking, snuffing, or chewing—is detrimental to human health by significantly contrib

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Cigarette Smoking: A Study of Change in Behaviorthe earliest researchers involved in establishing the dangers of smoking. Their chapter takes as an axiom that the evidence on the dangers of smoking is overwhelming. They present their view of an optimal program to eradicate smoking involving a broadly based approach through politics, health care,

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Risk, Society, Politicians, Scientists, and People present consumption habits regarding carbon fuels? Could a nuclear war wipe out civilization as we know it? How important are terrorism, radon, smoking, the hole in the ozone layer, automobile accidents, AIDS, and myriad of other new threats to current and future existence?

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