Cross-cultural risk perception : a survey of empirical studies.

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TextSeries: Technology, risk and society ; v. 13Publication details: Dordrecht : Kluwer, 2000Description: 240 p. : illISBN:

0792377478 (hc)

DDC classification:

302.12 21

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Risk perception research: an introduction / B. Rohrmann & O. Renn -- Nuclear power and the public: a comparative study of risk perception in France and the United States / P. Slovic, J. Flynn, C.K. Mertz, M. Poumadere, M. and C. Mays -- Cross-cultural studies on the perception and evaluation of hazards / B. Rohrmann -- Risk perception in Bulgaria and Romania / L. Sjoberg, D. Kolarova, A. Rucai and M. Bernstrom -- The cognitive architecture of risk: pancultural unity or cultural shaping? / E. Rosa, N. Matsuda and R. Kleinhesselink -- Cross-cultural risk perception research: state and challenges / O. Renn and B. Rohrmann

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