Risk Assessment and Management

Black Hats, Economists and Societal Risk Assessment.- A. Risk analysis: Estimating Health Risks.- Intraspecies Extrapolation: Efforts at Enhancing Dose-Response Relationships.- A Restrospective Look at the Carcinogenic Potency of Vinyl Chloride.- Analysis of Health Effects Caused by Multiple Insults.- Managing Economic Risks Due to Electrical Equipment Containing PCBS: Analytical Tools to Support Utility Decisions.- Estimating Risks of Known and Unknown Carcinogens.- The Cleanup of Chemical Waste Sites — A Rational Approach.- Identification of Key Risks Under Different Measures for a Future Oil Shale Industry.- Risk Assessment of Deliberate Release of Genetically-Engineered Microorganisms.- Assessing the Risks Associated with Biotechnology: The Regulatory Problem.- Methodological Approach to the Study of Risk Policy Decision-Making: The Case of Deliberate Release of Genetically Engineered Organisms.- How Real is the Risk from Technologically Enhanced Natural Radiation.- Risk Analysis: Estimating Safety Risks.- Safety Management of Large Operations.- The Use of Operating Experience to Reduce Risk.- A View of Consistency of NRC Risk Policy.- Application of Integrated Risk Analysis at EPA.- Development and Application of Risk Analysis in Duke Power.- The Process Hazards Management Program at Dupont.- Risk Management Applications to Dam Safety Activities within the Bureau of Reclamation.- Risk Management of Complex, Technology-Based Systems: Observations on Similarities and Differences.- Risk-Based Monitoring of Industrial Systems.- “Living PRA” Concept for Risk Management of Nuclear and Chemical Processing Plants.- The Idcor Program—Severe Accident Issues, Individual Plant Examinations and Source Term Developments.- Trends and Needs in Reactor Safety Improvement.-A Value-Impact Approach for Regulatory Decision Making: An Application to Nuclear Power.- Improving Automotive Safety: The Role of Industry, the Government, and the Driver.- Selfish Safety or Redistributed Risks? Trade-offs Among Automobile Occupants’ Accident Fatality Risks.- Fire Risk Assessment and Management.- USA Management of Fire Risk.- Risk Analysis: Perceptions and Behavior.- Education of the Public about Potential Health and Environmental Effects Associated with Hazardous Substances.- The Role of Liability Preferences in Societal Technology Choices: Results of a Pilot Study.- Public Perception of Risk in Developing Technologies: A Case Study of a Business Community in Manhattan.- Community Risk Perception: A Pilot Study.- Sources of Correlation of Expert Opinion — A Pilot Study.- Why Good Risk Analysts Have Trouble with Public Communications-A Quantitiative Analysis.- Time Budget Analysis and Risk Management: Estimating the Probabilities of the Event Schedules of American Adults.- Information Utilization in the Formulation of Hazardous Waste Facility Siting Regulations: A Method of Research for Organizational Learning.- Public Judgment of an Environmental Health Hazard: Two Studies of the Asarco Smelter.- Risk Analysis; Method Development.- Risk Assessment and Risk Management: A Survey of Recent Models.- Economic Theory of Compensation Rule Design for Probabilistic Injuries.- Right to Know and Behavioral Responses to Hazard Warnings.- Measuring Benefits for Air Quality from Survey Data.- The Value of Life Saving: Lessons from the Cigarette Market.- Valuing Food Safety.- The Cochran-Armitage Test for Trends or Thresholds in Proportions.- Development of the Non-Dimensional Method of Ranking Risks.- Developing Risk Estimates for Toxic Air Pollutants throughProbabilistic Risk Assessment.- The Hazard Meter: A Conceptual Heuristic Tool of Risk Assessment.- Decision Analysis Models for Risks in the Distant Future.- Toxic Effluents: A Simplified Procedure for Assessing Human Health Risks.- Dealing with Uncertainty about Risk in Risk Management.- Dealing with Uncertainty in Risk Regulation.- Towards Cost-Effective Methods for Reducing Uncertainty in Environmental Health Decision Processes.- Prioritizing Health Risk Assessments.- A Discussion of Some of the Problems Encountered in Communicating Risk Assessments to Decision Makers.- Communication Information to Risk Mangers: The Interactive Phase.- The Use of Risk Comparison to Aid the Communication and Interpretation of the Risk Analyses for Regulatory Decision Making.- Regulatory Negotiation: Lessons from Benzene.- Towards an Acceptable Criterion of Acceptable Risk.- Risk Management in the U.S. and Japan: A Comparative Perspective.- Risk Evaluation of Hazardous Waste Disposal Sites Using Fuzzy Set Analysis.- On the Evolution of Risk Assessment and Risk Management and the Future Needs.- Bhopal Disaster and Risk Analysis: The Significance of the Bhopal Disaster to Risk Analysis at Other Chemical Plants (Safety Expenditure with Capital Rationing).- Enhancing Risk Management by Focusing on the Local Level: An Integrated Approach.- The Importance of Community Context in Effective Risk Management.- The Relationship Between Risk Mangement Intervenors and the Community.- Citizens’ Knowledge, Beliefs and Actions Regarding Chemical Contamination of Drinking Water.- Incorporating Technical Information and Community Goals into Risk Management Decision Related to Groundwater.- Policy Consideration in the Selection of National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for the TacomaSmelter.- Framework for Acid Deposition Decision Making.- A Comparative Analysis of Air Pollution Standard-Setting and Regulatory Procedures in the United States and West Germany.