Titlebook: Understanding Risk-Taking; Jens O. Zinn Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 Interpretative research.Refexivity.

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Key Characteristics of Risk-Taking,institutional normalisation of risk-taking. Furthermore, it discusses how identity work is involved in risk-taking and highlights how risk-taking is embedded in social interaction in a social milieu, everyday practices or virtual world before concluding with the role of reflexivity in risk-taking.

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Reasonable Risk-Taking in Everyday Life,uch as trust, intuition and emotions and discusses their value in everyday risk-taking. The chapter concludes that in everyday life, all these strategies combine in complex ways in reasonable ways of risk-taking.

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Conclusions and Perspectives,: chance-taking is for the resourceful, suffering for the deprived. Mostly, people negotiate meaning and responsibility in their life when taking risks. To change people’s risk-taking means to change the underpinning social conditions and to enable the deprived to take risks without having to burden possible disastrous outcomes.

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Introduction,sion of vulnerability as much as a means to challenge and overcome social boundaries; it is considered a part of human nature as well as a socially shaped activity. Experts have been puzzled why and how people sometimes take risks which seem unreasonable at a first glance. This chapter positions the

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The Meaning of Risk,nt of modernisation. However, the modern dream comes with an irresolvable tension. Risk-taking aims for a better future but at the same time produces the uncertainties of possible harm. Risk-minimisation and risk-taking are constitutive for the notion of risk. The chapter argues that it is an empiri

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The Notion of Risk-Taking,ine risk-taking as an activity, which results from the negotiations, conflicts and identity work people conduct when position themselves in a structurally and culturally shaped social world. The chapter suggests that in contrast to other concepts, risk-taking requires a minimal awareness of that one

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Key Characteristics of Risk-Taking,g rationales, agency, and dimensions. These differ systematically when?people take risks as an end it itself, as?a means to an end or as?a response to vulnerability. It continues with exploring the time dimension in risk-taking distinguishing the influence of learning and routinisation but also the

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Negotiating Social Forces,isk-taking experiences, such as socio-structural (e.g. social class and gender), organisational, occupational and biographical forces. This also includes the loss of agency when risk-taking is driven by external pressure and the ability to take risks is minimised or lost. Still, in line with the boo