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n much harder; and terrorists take steps to avoid conforming to predictable patterns — for example by selecting operatives who do not fit risk-profiles (Beck 2002). Faith in preventive government appears to have given way to the emergence of an array of non-probabilistic manoeuvres that do not rely

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Stephen W. Russell,Isaac P. Witz,Ronald B. Herbermansection’ between what Wright Mills referred to as the ‘personal troubles of the milieu’ and the ‘public issues of social structure’ (1959:7–8). As such the chapter highlights the importance of context not only in shaping the risks which young people face, in a manner which extends beyond the constru

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Thomas G. Pretlow II,Theresa P. Pretlowsection’ between what Wright Mills referred to as the ‘personal troubles of the milieu’ and the ‘public issues of social structure’ (1959:7–8). As such the chapter highlights the importance of context not only in shaping the risks which young people face, in a manner which extends beyond the constru

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E. Klein,F. Vánky,U. Galili,B. M. Vose,M. Foppf privacy and decisions about disclosure are constant challenges. The social identity implications of stigma, discrimination and exclusion make the maintenance of privacy an area of particular sensitivity. In this chapter I will explore how privacy and disclosure were handled in the talk of people r

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M. Moore,K. Mooreeir lives. It is also a means of elucidating how intractable local environmental problems are often bound up with ambiguous global risk issues as manifest in topics such as chemical pollution, nuclear power, climate change, geoengineering, or low carbon/energy transitions, all topics with high conte

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O. Tønder,R. Matre,F. Wesenbergployers notify workers about significant dangers that they encounter on the job, an obligation formally extended to chronic hazards in the OSHA‘s Hazard Communication regulation of 1983 in the United States. In this sense, risk communication is probably the oldest way of risk manage­ ment. However,