Public Values in Risk Research

Risk research is a complex social enterprise, reflecting the beliefs and values of those closest to its creation. For public values to be expressed in risk research, the public needs the same access as those who conduct and directly sponsor that research. Providing that access requires more open research management and more responsive research methods

Business · Political science · Public relations · Risk management · Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics · Finance · Risk Perception and Management

• Narrative research in climate change adaptation—Exploring a complementary paradigm for research and governance

  Open Access•Jana-Axinja Paschen, Ray Ison•Research Policy•2014

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• Visually Communicating Future Climate in a Web Environment

  Open Access•Corey Davis, Heather Aldridge et al.•Weather, Climate, and Society•2020

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• Assessing and managing risk and uncertainty

  Bridget Rowsella, Pauline Norris et al.•Health Risk & Society•2000

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• The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Evaluation of the Safety of Animal Clones

  Open Access•Zahra Meghani, Inmaculada De Melo-Martín•Bulletin of Science Technology &…•2009

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• A New Approach to Risk Evaluation and Management

  Open Access•Andreas Klinke, Ortwin Renn•Risk Analysis•2002

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• What environmental and technological risk communication research and health risk research can learn from each other

  Ragnar E Lofstedt, Perri Six et al.•Journal of Risk Research•2008

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• How can we Make Food Risk Communication Better

  Ragnar E Lofstedt•Journal of Risk Research•2006

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• Perceived risk and the earthquake insurance purchase decision

  Risa Palm•Journal of Risk Research•1999

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• Precautionary principle and discursive strategies

  Andreas Klinke, Ortwin Renn•Journal of Risk Research•2001

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• The US’ Food and Drug Administration, Normativity of Risk Assessment, GMOs, and American Democracy

  Open Access•Zahra Meghani•Journal of Agricultural and…•2008

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• Effective seasonal climate forecast applications

  Open Access•Anthony Patt, Chiedza Gwata•Global Environmental Change•2002

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• Psychological and Behavioral Consequences of Confidence in Knowledge

  Open Access•Andrew M Parker, Annie H Somerville et al.•Journal of Behavioral Decision…•2025

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• US national forest policies regarding logging

  Elizabeth A Corley•Policy Studies•2004

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• Without Blinders

  Open Access•G De Graaf, Zeger Van Der Wal•Public Integrity•2017

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• Affiliation Bias and Expert Disagreement in Framing the Nicotine Addiction Debate

  Open Access•Priscilla Murphy•Science Technology & Human Values•2001

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• Benefits Assessment

  Open Access•Joshua Menkes, J L Mumpower et al.•Benefits Assessment•1986

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• Risk and Responsibility

  William Lei, William Leiss et al.•Risk and Responsibility•1994

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• Giving advice

  Baruch Fischhoff•American Psychologist•1992

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• Value elicitation

  Baruch Fischhoff•American Psychologist•1991

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• The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

  Open Access•Sidney Ditzion, Robert Jay Lifton et al.•American Quarterly•1969

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