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Routledge - The Perception of Risk (Earthscan Risk in Society)

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Description

Understand how society views danger with The Perception of Risk by Routledge. This book explores the growing concern regarding how modern life presents various dangers and how people cope with them. By bringing together the work of Paul Slovic, a leading analyst in risk perception and management, this text examines the significant gap that often exists between expert technical views and how the general public perceives risk. Presented in a chronological order, the content tracks the evolution of our understanding. Readers can follow the progression from early studies that identified public misconceptions to modern research. This updated perspective recognizes the importance of factors like equity, trust, and power in how risk is understood today. It is an essential resource for anyone studying the social aspects of risk management and decision making.

Key Features

Examines the gap between expert risk assessments and public perception to provide a complete view of modern risk management.

Features the work of Paul Slovic, a leading global analyst specializing in risk perception and social analysis.

Uses a chronological structure to show how the study of risk perception has evolved over time.

Covers early research on public misconceptions as well as recent studies on the role of trust and power.

Addresses the legitimacy of social values like equity in the context of how people view modern dangers.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 April 2000
Listed Since
16 December 2006

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