I. Public Perceptions of Risk. - 1. The Psychometric Study of Risk Perception. - 2. Public Perceptions of Technological Risks: A Methodological Study. - 3. Public Disputes about Risky Technologies: Stakeholders and Arenas. - 4. Contemporary Worldviews and Perception of the Technological System. - 5. Risk Relativism and Rationality. - II. Risk Evaluation Methods. - 6. Methods for Comparing the Risks of Technologies. - 7. Comparative Analysis of Formal Decision-Making Approaches. - 8. Measuring Risk Attitudes in Risk Analysis. - 9. The Analysis of Risks of Fatalities. - 10. Methods for Analyzing and Comparing Technological Hazards. - 11. Risk-Cost-Benefit Methodology and Equal Protection. - 12. Improving Risk Analysis. - 13. Risk Evaluation: A Review of the Literature. - III. Risk Management. - 14. Alternatives to Government Regulation for the Management of Technological Risks. - 15. Alternative Risk Management Policies for State and Local Governments. - 16. Institutional Mechanisms for Converting Sporadic Agency Decisions into Systematic Risk Management Strategies: OSHA the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. - 17. The Political and Institutional Setting for Risk Analysis. - 18. The Management of Risk. - 19. Approaches to Risk Management: A Critique. - 20. Consent and the Justification of Risk Analysis. - IV. Overview of Risk Evaluation Management. - 21. Science and Analysis: Roles in Risk and Decision Making. - 22. Risk Analysis and Risk Management: A Historical Perspective. Language: English