Titlebook: Risk Management and Society; Eve Coles,Denis Smith,Steve Tombs Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Emergency manageme

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,Of Course It’s Safe, Trust Me!,n previous periods of our history. This was due, in part, to the many and varied media conceptualisations of the problems that are allegedly facing society. For many, the media assault on our senses created a feeling that the world was becoming a more dangerous place. Humans seem to be discovering m

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A Case Study in Risk Management: The UK Pumped Storage Business,in organisations in which disasters have not occurred. This organisational case of the Pumped Storage Business (PSB), at the time it was part of the UK National Grid Company (NGC), demonstrates integrated management of safety and financial risks in a successful business. This chapter describes the m

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History Repeating Itself?,sis prevention and disaster containment. A brief consideration of some examples serves to illustrate the problem. The loss of the roll-on, roll-off ferry, the Herald of Free Enterprise at Zeebrugge, raised questions about the culture of the operating company, the role of safety systems within the in

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Questions of Risk and Regulation, has fulfilled the Enlightenment promise of progress, at the same moment it has called it into question. Developments in the chemical and nuclear industries have helped magnify material wealth but, as the new social movements argued, and recent disasters have demonstrated, they have also created a s

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The Political Economy of Risk: Piper Alpha and the British Offshore Oil Industry, because of the prioritisation of money management (Brander, 1995). Brander’s argument is as simple as it is convincing. In the mid 19th century, engineers aspired to build ships with a view towards maximising the physical protection of passengers from harm. Brunel’s . had an entire inner hull two f

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