The End of Rationality? The Challenge of New Risks and Uncertainties in the 21st Century, Barcelona 2008
5-8 September 2008
ISA Forum of Sociology Barcelona
TG 04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty
Session Streams & General Schedule
- Rationalities of Governance and Regulation
- The Morality of Risk - Risk Moralities
- Risk in Financial Markets
- Theorizing Risk and Uncertainty
- Risk in Decision Making
- Power, Democracy and Risk
- Risk and Health and Illness
- Social Work and Risk
- Risk and Crime and Prevention
- Risk, Difference and Social Inequality
- Socio-Cultural Differences
- Risk as Media Event
- Biographical Coping with Risk and Uncertainty
- The Everyday Management of Risk
- Edgework and Voluntary Risk Taking
- Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty and Public Debate
Session stream I
Rationalities of Governance and Regulation
Chair: Bridget Hutter, LSE, UK, B.M.Hutter@lse.ac.uk
Governance and Regulation: the State and Beyond (Fri, 5th, 15.30-17.30)
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Anticipating Risk and Organising Risk Regulation: Governance in Public and Private Spaces
Bridget Hutter, B.M.Hutter@lse.ac.uk, LSE, UK -
The road planning process and public servants negotiating strategies
paper, powerpoint
Vicki Johansson, Vicki.Johansson@spa.gu.se, Göteborg University, Sweden -
Prudent hybridisation of soft and hard law in nanotechnological risk regulation
paper
Bärbel Dorbeck-Jung, b.r.dorbeck-jung@utwente.nl, University of Twente, Netherlands -
Transnational Self-Regulation in the Shadow of Hierarchy
paper
Jeanette Hofmann , J.Hofmann@lse.ac.uk, LSE, UK
Regulatory Reform, Trust and Legitimacy (Fri, 5th, 18.00-20.00)
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Public Values and Public Trust: Responses to Welfare State Reform
paper
Peter Taylor-Gooby, P.F.Taylor-Gooby@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK -
Risks in Public Private Partnerships (PPP) - An Approach Situated in Practice
paper
Hervé Corvellec, Herve.Corvellec@msm.lu.se, Lund University, Sweden -
Social movements, local politics and governance of petrochemical risks
paper
David Dueñas, david.duenas@urv.cat, Universitat Rovira i Virgili1, Josep Espluga, josepLluis.Espluga@uab.es, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona -
How to govern genetic risks in insurance? "Experimental learning" as a new policy approach
powerpoint
Ine Van Hoyweghen, i.vanhoyweghen@zw.unimaas.nl, University of Maastricht, the Netherlands
Risk Regulation Regimes (Sat, 6th, 9.00-11.00)
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Contrasting accounts of the new regulators of financial services and communications in the UK
paper powerpoint
Peter Lunt, Peter.Lunt@brunel.ac.uk, Brunel University, UK -
Risk Governance and the Displacement of Failure
Henry Rothstein, henry.rothstein@kcl.ac.uk, King's College London, UK, Michael Huber, mhuber1@uni-bielefeld.de University of Bielefeld, Germany -
Institutional dimensions underlying (lack of) trust on information about technological risks
paper
Josep Espluga, josepLluis.Espluga@uab.es, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, Ana Prades, ana.prades@ciemat.es,Christian Oltra, christian.oltra@ciemat.es, Nuria Gamero nuria.gamero@ciemat.es, CIEMAT -
Corresponding risk-regimes, contrasting consequences: a comparison between the risk-discourses on gambling and smoking in the Netherlands
Sytze F. Kingma, sf.kingma@fsw.vu.nl, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdamm, The Netherlands -
Environmental Safety in Baltic Sea Oil Transportation - Global Regimes and Regional Adaptation
paper
Björn Hassler, bjorn.hassler@sh.se, Södertörn University/College, Sweden
Science, Governance and Risk (Sat, 6th 11.30-13.30)
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Social Equity, Health Risk, and Environmental Tradeoffs in Agricultural Burning Systems
paper
Julia Parker, jdparker@uidaho.edu, J.D. Wulfhorst, jd@uidaho.edu, University of Idaho, USA -
Environmental regulation and institutional change for social change
paper
Elizabeth A. Kirk, e.a.kirk@dundee.ac.uk, University of Dundee, Scotland, UK, Alison D. Reeves, a.d.reeves@dundee.ac.uk, University of Dundee, Scotland. UK -
Biological diversity and the value of life: Who pleads for bugs and grubs?
paper
Ylva Uggla, ylva.uggla@sam.oru.se, Örebro University, Sweden -
Managing risk and uncertainty in participation in biomedical research: Trust, confidence, and regulation.
powerpoint
Carolyn Tarrant (ccp3@leicester.ac.uk), Mary Dixon-Woods (md11@leicester.ac.uk), Clare Jackson (cjj4@leicester.ac.uk), University of Leicester, UK -
Sustainable development and precautionary politics in Europe: the debates on air quality
paper
Tobias Arnoldussen, arnoldussen@frg.eur.nl, Erasmus University of Rotterdam, The Netherlands
The Morality of Risk - Risk Moralities
Chair: Johannes Brinkmann, johannes.brinkmann@bi.no, Norwegian School of Management, Norway
Risk, Insurance and Morality (Sat, 6th, 15.30-17.30)
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Risk and Responsibility: Combining Two Perspectives
Johannes Brinkmann, johannes.brinkmann@bi.no, Norwegian School of Management, Norway -
Insurance and solidarity
paper
Jyri Liukko, jyri.liukko@helsinki.fi, University of Helsinki, Finland -
Securing family life - The morality of insurance and the domestic sphere
Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen, turo-kimmo.lehtonen@helsinki.fi, University of Helsinki, Finland -
Insurance, Genetics and Risk Morality - Redistributing responsibility and solidarity in the molecular age
powerpoint
Ine Van Hoyweghen, i.vanhoyweghen@zw.unimaas.nl, University of Maastricht, the Netherlands
Other Issues on Risk and Morality (Sat, 6th, 18.00-20.00)
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Morality and Climate Change: Is leaving your TV on standby a risky behaviour?
paper
Catherine Butler, butlercc1@cardiff.ac.uk, ssoccb@groupwise.cf.ac.uk, Cardiff University, UK -
What's beneath the surface? Public understanding and moral reasoning with regard to regulating nature
paper
Lidskog, Rolf, rolf.lidskog@.oru.se, Örebro University, Sweden -
Ethical Technology Assessment under Uncertainty. Complexity Triggering Uncertainty.
paper powerpoint
Paul Sollie, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, p.sollie@uu.nl -
Complex Hazards, Indeterminacy and Risk
paper powerpoint
Christopher Groves, grovesc1@Cardiff.ac.uk, Cardiff University, UK -
The Person as Risk, The Person at Risk
powerpoint
Noëmi Manders-Huits, N.L.J.L.Manders-Huits@tudelft.nl, the Netherlands
Risks in Financial Markets (Sun, 7th, 9.00-11.00)
Chair: Helena Flam
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Banking on Uncertainty
paper
Jocelyn Pixley (j.pixley@unsw.edu.au) University of New South Wales, Australia -
'Seeing risks amongst the numbers: visualisation and the use of qualitative techniques to quantify financial risks'
powerpoint
Michael Pryke, M.D.Pryke@open.ac.uk, The Open University, UK -
The Risk of Compliance: Compliance Officers and the Transfer of Regulatory Tensions into Financial Organizations
Alexandros-Andreas Kyrtsis, akyrtsis@pspa.uoa.gr, University of Athens, Greece
Theorizing Risk and Uncertainty
Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK, j.zinn@kent.ac.uk
General Theorizing and Developments (Sun, 7th, 11.30-13.30)
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Sociological Approaches to Conceptualize Risk
paper powerpoint
Ortwin Renn, ortwin.renn@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de, University of Stuttgart, Germany -
Everyday Strategies for Managing Risk and Uncertainty
paper
Jens O. Zinn, j.zinn@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK -
After all these Years: Reflections on a Decade of Risk Perception and Risk Communication Research
paper
Tom Horlick-Jones, horlick-jones@cardiff.ac.uk, Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University, UK, and Ana Prades, ana.prades@ciemat.es, CIEMAT, Barcelona -
A Complete Communicative Turn of Risk Research
paper powerpoint
Jordi Farré, jordi.farre@urv.cat, Jan Gonzalo, juanluis.gonzalo@urv.cat, Rovira i Virgili University, Tarragona, Spain. -
Risk and the Changing Nature of the State
paper
Olivier Borraz, olivier.borraz@sciences-po.org, Centre de Sociologie des Organisations, Paris, France
Different Approaches and Specific Aspects (Sun, 7th, 15.30-17.30)
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Technology and Complexity: The Perspective of Actor-System-Dynamics on Complex Sociotechnical Systems, Uncertainty, and Risk
paper
Tom R. Burns, tomburns@stanford.edu, & Nora Machado, University of Gothenborg, Sweden -
The AND-model of Risk - How Discourse Theory AND Actor-network Theory might shed Light on Risk Issues
paper powerpoint
Martin Hultman, marhu@tema.liu.se, Linköping University, Sweden -
Towards a Model-theoretical Account of Panic Based on Risk Sociology
Margarethe Steinberger, mborn@uol.com.br, Federal University of ABC - São Paulo, Brazil -
The Contingent of Religion in Modernity: Limits of the Category of Risk in the Theories of Secularization
paper paper in English
Felipe Gaytán Alcalá, fgyatan@colmex.mx, fgaytan@ci.ulsa.mx, La Salle University - Mexico -
The Precautionary Logic: the Cases of Technology, Terror and Temperance
paper
Roel Pieterman, pieterman@frg.eur.nl, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands -
Defending the Precautionary Principle against Three Criticisms
powerpoint, paper
Marko Ahteensuu, mataah@utu.fi, University of Turku, Finland
Theorizing Risk and Uncertainty - Risk in Decision Making (Sun, 7th, 18.00-20.00)
Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK, j.zinn@kent.ac.uk
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Modernity without Rationality? Differences of Rationality Concepts in Theories of Risk Society.
Gerhard Panzer, Gerhard.Panzer@mailbox.tu-dresden.de, Technical University Dresden, Germany -
The Interrelationship between Uncertainties and Decision Making in Complex Environments . A System Theory Approach
powerpoint
Diana Ingenhoff, diana.ingenhoff@unifr.ch, Ivana Modena, ivana.modena@unifr.ch, University of Fribourg, Switzerland -
Quantitative analysis of the spread of risk perception
paper
John Mehers, J.P.Mehers@liverpool.ac.uk, University of Liverpool, UK -
Other people's emotions and their impact on decision-making
Brian Parkinson (brian.parkinson@psy.ox.ac.uk) & Gwenda Simons
(gwenda.simons@psy.ox.ac.uk) Oxford University, UK
paper -
Complex Risk Judgments: Application of GGT to Multi-dimensional Judgments
paper
Tom R. Burns, tomburns@stanford.edu,University of Uppsala, Sweden & Ewa Roszkowska, University of Bialystok, Poland
Power, Democracy and Risk
Chair: Ortwin Renn, ortwin.renn@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Session I (Mon, 8th, 9.00-11.00)
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Legitimations of European Food Safety Governance: Reflecting on the UK and Dutch Public Debates on Avian Influenza
paper
M.P.M.M. de Krom, michiel.dekrom@wur.nl, Wageningen University, The Netherlands -
Are you unhappy with the promises of democracy? Call the government customer' service
paper
Daniela Vicherat Mattar, daniela.vicherat@eui.eu, Ana María Muñoz Boudet, ammunoz@gmail.com, European University Institute, Italy, University College London, UK -
The struggle with terrorism and political authenticity
paper
Klaus P. Japp, klaus.japp@uni-bielefeld.de, Bielefeld University, Germany -
Risk Governance: Towards an Integrative Approach to Handle Risks in a Complex World
paper powerpoint
Ortwin Renn, ortwin.renn@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de, University Stuttgart, Germany
Session II (Mon, 8th, 11.30-13.30)
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Political Cultures of Public Engagement
paper
Janus Hansen, jh.cbp@cbs.dk, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark -
Public Perceptions of Nuclear Power in Lithuania: Symbolic Meanings, Public Participation and a Quest for Democracy
paper powerpoint
Aiste Balžekiene, aiste.balzekiene@ktu.lt, Leonardas Rinkevicius, leonardas.rinkevicius@ktu.lt, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania -
Constructing the Perception of Reality and Terrorism
Cynthia A. Karaffa, cak5@pitt.edu, cindi.karaffa@gmail.com, Carlow University, USA -
Transitional Societies and the role of the NIMBY syndrome in Risk Issues
paper
Ognjen Caldarovic, Ognjen.Caldarovic@ffzg.hr, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Risk and Health and Illness
Chair: Andy Alaszewski, CHSS, University of Kent, UK, A.M.Alaszewski@kent.ac.uk
Session I (Fri, 5th, 15.30-17.30)
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Ethics, risk and health
Andy Alaszewski, A.M.Alaszewski@kent.ac.uk; CHSS, University of Kent, UK -
Making sense of threats to health: is it time for the sociology of health to abandon 'risk'?
paper
Judith Green, judith.green@lshtm.ac.uk, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK -
Researching Health and Risk: Some Methodological and Ethical Considerations
Nick Pidgeon, pidgeonn@Cardiff.ac.uk, University of Cardiff, UK -
Health, risk and divergence: lay and institutional strategies for preventing and managing disease
paper
Annmarie Ruston, annmarie.ruston@canterbury.ac.uk, Christ Church University, Canterbury, UK
Session II (Fri, 5th, 18.00-20.00)
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Institutional control and professional development: towards new connections in the governance of healthcare
paper
Ellen Kuhlmann, e.c.kuhlmann@bath.ac.uk, University of Bath, UK -
Managing risk and uncertainty: early warning systems and the limits of discretion (patient safety, discretion and rule management)
paper
Anu Suokas, aks26@leicester.ac.uk, M Dixon-Woods, E Pitchforth (University of Leicester), RJ Lilford, University of Birmingham, UK -
Choice and Safety: the invocation of morals into processes of quality assurance and risk regulation in health care context. (Morals/ethics, risk regulation)
powerpoint
Ewen Speed, esspeed@essex.ac.uk, University of Essex, UK -
Trusting in the New NHS or in spite of it: the construction of knowledge by gynae-oncology patients
paper
Patrick Brown, P.R.Brown@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK -
Private health insurance: governmental rationality and the public/private mix in the Irish healthcare system
paper
Orla McDonnell, orla.mcdonnell@ul.ie, University of Limerick, Dr. Orla O'Donovan, o.odonovan@ucc.ie, University College Cork, Ireland
Session III (Sat, 6th, 9.00-11.00)
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Formal rules and actual practices in public health organization. The case of Public Hospitals in Buenos Aires City. Argentina 2000-2004.
paper
Maria Crojethovic, mcroje@gmail.com, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina -
Permanency of Poulantzas ideas about the state: the specific case of Argentinean health system decentralization in '90th decade.
Maria Crojethovic, mcroje@gmail.com, Mariana Gómez Schettini, marianghs@hotmail.com, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina -
Risk management strategies of patients in the context of pregnancy medical surveillance (patients, risk management strategy, pregnancy)
paper
Claudine Burton-Jeangros, Claudine.Jeangros@socio.unige.ch, Raphaël Hammer and Samuele Cavalli, University of Geneva, Switzerland -
Electronic Support Groups In an Era of Medical Uncertainty (Chronic illness and the management of groups, electroninc groups, lay perspective)
paper
Kristin K. Barker, Kristin.Barker@oregonstate.edu, Oregon State University, USA -
Managing uncertainty and risk in mental illness: individual and institutional strategies ( managing uncertainty, individual v instituions, mental health)
Giedre Baltrusaityte, g.baltrusaityte@smf.vdu.lt, Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
Session IV (Sat, 6th, 11.30-13.30)
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Contrasting risk priorities for health: the social construction of risk perception in NW Tanzania
paper
Nicola Desmond, nicola@sphsu.mrc.ac.uk, Medical Research Council (UK) and National Institute for Medical Research (Tanzania) -
A critical examination of the public meanings negotiated through institutional discourses on fisheries risks: The case of the fishery in Newfoundland, Canada
paper
Nicole G. Power, npower@mun.ca, Memorial University of Newfoundland -
A Local Risk Reduction Facility and its Dependence from the Macro-social Context: the Case of a Mobile Harm Reduction Program in St.Petersburg, Russia (drug users, intervention, failure??)
Nastia Zolotova, nastia.meylakhs@gmail.com, Peter Meylakhs, peter.meylakhs@gmail.com, Centre for Independent Social Research, St.Petersburg, Russia -
Struggling to Give Substance to Risk Minimization:
The Case of Swedish Snus (Tobacco, claims, medicalisation)
paper
Mark Elam, mark.elam@sociology.gu.se, Göteborg University, Sweden -
Risk, uncertainty and the 'dangers' of public health medicine in fathers' decision making on Human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) vaccination (Vaccination, fathers, moral certainty)
Davies, M (daviesmm@cardiff.ac.uk)/ Greene, G, Williams, G. Cardiff University, Wales, UK
Social Work and Risk
Chair: Jo Warner, University of Kent, UK, J.Warner@kent.ac.uk
Session 1 (Sat, 6th, 15.30-17.30)
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Risk and Social Work
paper, powerpoint
Jo Warner, J.Warner@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK -
Violence perpetrated against Social Care Staff
paper
David Denney, D.Denney@rhul.ac.uk, Royal Holloway University London, UK -
Changing Notions of Risk in the Rationale for the Provision of Children's Services in England: Towards the 'Preventive-Surveillance' State
paper, powerpoint
Nigel Parton, n.parton@hud.ac.uk, University of Huddersfield, UK -
At Risk in the Human Services
paper
Karen J. Swift, Karen.Swift@mail.atkinson.yorku.ca, York University, Toronto, Marilyn Callahan, University of Victoria, Canada
Session 2 (Sat, 6th, 18.00-20.00)
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Risk and Power in Social Work
powerpoint
Roger Smith, rssmith01@dmu.ac.uk, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK -
Managing risk in a democratic therapeutic community setting
powerpoint
Suzanne Hodge, smh@liv.ac.uk, Wally Barr, Andy Kirkcaldy, University of Liverpool, UK -
Risk and the social worker: From 'assessor of risk', to 'at risk' and 'a risk'
powerpoint, paper
Ken McLaughlin, K.McLaughlin@mmu.ac.uk, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK -
Social Work admissions: applicants with criminal convictions - the challenge of ethical risk assessment
powerpoint
Malcolm Cowburn, University of Bradford UK, m.cowburn@bradford.ac.uk, Peter Nelson, Sheffield Hallam University, UK, p.nelson@shu.ac.uk -
Social Work and Risk: engaging students in the dialogue
paper powerpoint
Malcolm Golightley, mgolightley@lincoln.ac.uk, University of Lincoln, UK -
Social Work and Risk Society
paper
Loreto Sáenz de Ugarte, loreto.saenzdeugarte@ehu.es & Idoia Martín, idoia.martin@ehu.es
Risk and Crime and Prevention
Chair: Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort University, UK, kemshall@dmu.ac.uk
Session 1 (Sun, 7th, 9.00-11.00)
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Rationalities of risk in crime and prevention: an overview
paper, powerpoint
Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort University, UK, kemshall@dmu.ac.uk -
Risk management in England and Wales of young people who commit serious violent and sexual offences
Alex Sutherland, alex.sutherland@nuffield.ox.ac.uk, Nuffield College, Oxford, UK -
Young Offenders, Risk Assessment and Public Protection
paper, powerpoint
Risk, Uncertainty and Public Protection: Assessment of Young People Who Offend Br. J. Soc. Work, Advance Access published on July 31, 2007; doi: doi:10.1093/bjsw/bcm054 (article)
Kerry Baker, kerry.baker@crim.ox.ac.uk, University of Oxford
Session 2 (Sun, 7th, 11.30-13.30)
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Female sexual abusers: assessing the risk
paper
Dr Jackie Turton, turtje@essex.ac.uk, University of Essex, UK -
Risk Behaviour as Displacement of Uncertainty: Women, Alcohol and the 'Precautionary Ritual' of Guarding Against Drink 'Spiking'
Adam Burgess & Sarah Moore, A.Burgess@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK -
Risk and Counter-Terrorist Policies in Israel
powerpoint
Mimi Ajzenstadt , mimi@mscc.huji.ac.il, The Hebrew University, Israel -
The collective responsibility in México versus the risk society
paper
Luz Berthila Burgueño Duarte, luzzbbd@yahoo.com, México
Risk, Difference and Social Inequality (Sun, 7th, 15.30-17.30)
Chair: David Abbott, SCARR, University of York and University of Bristol, UK, D.Abbott@bristol.ac.uk
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Less radical, more adaptive: Risk Perceptions in the Life Course and their Transmission between Generations
paper, powerpoint
Andreas Cebulla, a.cebulla@natcen.ac.uk, National Centre for Social Research, UK -
Investigating responses to financial risk: do social and cultural differences make a difference?
powerpoint
Anwen Jones, naj3@york.ac.uk, Deborah Quilgars, djq1@york.ac.uk & David Abbott, D.Abbott@bristol.ac.uk, SCARR, University of York and University of Bristol, UK -
Differences in Sense-Making of Risk: Are there Contextual Differences between Groups?
powerpoint
Susanna Öhman, susanna.ohman@miun.se, Marion Kloep & Anna Olofsson, Mid Sweden University, Sweden, UK -
Negotiating Gender in Risky Jobs: Women and Men as Tree-Planters, Taxi Drivers and Circus Aerialists
Aaron Doyle, adoyle2525@rogers.com, Kevin Walby, kwalby@connect.carleton.ca, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Socio-Cultural Differences (Sun, 7th, 18.00-20.00)
Chair: Åsa Boholm, asa.boholm@cefos.gu.se
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The cultural construction of risk: A relational approach
paper powerpoint
Åsa Boholm, asa.boholm@cefos.gu.se -
Facing the Unimaginable: The Limits of Resilience and The Risk Society
paper
Richard W. Stoffle, rstoffle@email.arizona.edu, University of Arizona, USA -
Some strong socio-cultural facts and beliefs and their implications on the response to HIV/Aids in Urban and Rural Cameroon
paper powerpoint
Lucas Tchetgnia, Lucas.tchetgnia@paris5.sorbonne.fr, University of Paris, France/ University of Yaoundé II Cameroon -
Toxic contaminated communities coping with chronic chemical risk: the case of Seveso
paper powerpoint
Laura Centemeri, centemeri@ces.uc.pt, Centro de Estudos Sociais - OSIRIS Observatory on Risk University of Coimbra - Portugal
Risk as Media Event
Chair: Jenny Kitzinger, University Cardiff, UK, kitzingerj@cardiff.ac.uk
Session 1 (Mon, 8th, 9.00-11.00)
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Risk and the media: framing questions and answers
Jenny Kitzinger, kitzingerj@cardiff.ac.uk, University Cardiff, UK -
The narrative structure of risk in the media
paper
Gaspar Mairal Buil, gmairal@unizar.es, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain -
Animals in the media: new risks or new boundaries of risks?
David Gerber, Karine Darbellay, Claudine Burton-Jeangros (Claudine.Jeangros@socio.unige.ch), University of Geneva, Switzerland -
Nativism in the Aftermath of Disaster: The Indian Ocean Tsunami in Swedish Media
paper
Anna Olofsson & Saman Rashid, Anna.Olofsson@miun.se, Mid Sweden University, Sweden -
The Media Strategies of Amplification of Risks Related to Drug Use as a Boundary Maintenance Mechanism (the Russian case)
powerpoint
Peter Meylakhs, peter.meylakhs@gmail.com, Centre for Independent Social Research, St.Petersburg, Russia -
The (Informal) Media Construction of Drink Spiking
Adam Burgess a.burgess@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK, Sarah Moore S.E.H.Moore@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK
Session 2 (Mon, 8th, 11.30-13.30)
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"Climate change? Great! I will pay less for heating!" Public perceptions and media coverage of climate change
powerpoint
Aiste Balzekiené, aiste.balzekiene@ktu.lt, Audrone Telesiene, audrone.telesiene@ktu.lt, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania -
How Japan's Broadcast Media Reports on Uncertainty Risks
Enomoto, Miyoko, enomoto@tiu.ac.jp, Tokyo International University, Japan -
Hot Topic: Incineration Risk in the News
paper powerpoint
Joanne Rourke, rourkej@tcd.ie, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland -
The risk of living in Harrogate: how press releases influence media coverage of risk stories
paper
Hauke Riesch, ucrhhri@ucl.ac.uk, University of Cambridge, University College London, David Spiegelhalter University of Cambridge, UK -
Is the watchdog awake? Journalism, Risk Industries and 'Public Interest' in Proximity Scenarios
paper
Enric Castelló, enric.castello@urv.cat, Rovira i Virgili University -
Proposal of good journalistic practices in risk situations: significant examples in Spain
paper
Sergi Cortiñas Rovira, sergi.cortinas@upf.edu and Carles Pont Sorribes, carles.pont@upf.edu, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain -
Towards a social communication approach to terrorism
Andrés Montero Gómez (bas@ua.es) and Enric Bas Amorós (amontero@interligare.com), Spain
Biographical Coping with Risk and Uncertainty (shared session with RC38)
Session 1 (Sat, 6th, 9.00-11.00)
Chair: Gabriele Rosenthal, University of Gottingen, Germany g.rosenthal@gmx.de
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Risk and Uncertainty in Biographical Research
Jens O. Zinn, j.zinn@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK -
Researching risk: biography, narrative, subjectivity
paper
Karen Henwood, henwoodk@Cardiff.ac.uk, Cardiff, UK -
"Anybody who considers himself better than his fellow man is already losing". Everyday-philosophy and strategies in the biographies of German Jewish emigrants who fled to Shanghai in the face of risking of an uncertain life-course.
Wiebke Lohfeld, lohfeld@uni-mainz.de, University Mainz, Germany
Session 2 (Sat, 6th, 11.30-13.30)
Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK, j.zinn@kent.ac.uk
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'Life in Brackets': Biographical Uncertainties of HIV-positive Women in South Africa
paper
Marian Burchardt, Marian.burchardt@gmx.de, University of Leipzig, Germany -
Context, experience, expectation, and action - towards an empirically-grounded, general model for analysing biographical uncertainty in youth transitions
paper
Herwig Reiter, hreiter@gsss.uni-bremen.de, University of Bremen, Germany -
Young people's perceptions of the risks and uncertainties of growing up in rural East Germany and the multiple strategies they develop to cope with them.
paper
Nadine Schaefer, N.D.Schaefer@exeter.ac.uk, University of Exeter, UK
The Everyday Management of Risk (Sat, 6th, 9.00-11.00)
Chair: Tom Horlick-Jones, horlick-jonest@Cardiff.ac.uk
Session 1
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Risk, Praxis and Everyday Life
paper
Tom Horlick-Jones, horlick-jonest@Cardiff.ac.uk, Cardiff, UK -
Management of Safety Risks: Case study of French nuclear power plants
paper
Fabrice Jubert, fjubert@yahoo.fr, Université de Versailles, Italy -
'Their Risks are My Risks': On Shared Risk Epistemologies, including Altruistic Fear for Companion Animals
Kevin Walby, kwalby@connect.carleton.ca, Dr Aaron Doyle, Carleton University, Canada -
Intimacy in the 21st Century: The Negotiation of Divergent Rationalities
paper
Jan Macvarish, j.macvarish@kent.ac.uk, Research Associate, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK -
Risk information after the AZF accident
paper
Marc Poumadère, poumadere@wanadoo.fr, Symlog, Paris, France
The Everyday Management of Risk and Edgework (Sat, 6th, 11.30-13.30)
Chair: Stephen Lyng, slyng@carthage.edu, Carthage College, USA
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Risk, Uncertainty and Rumours in Turkey
Kayhan Delibas, kdelibas@adu.edu.tr, K.Delibas@kent.ac.uk, Adnan Menderes University, Aydin-Turkey, University of Kent, UK -
Establishing the Discourse of (Sexual) Risk: The Case of the Emergence of Women-Only Train Carriages in Japan
paper, graphs, powerpoint
Mitsutoshi Horii, Shumei University, Japan m.horii@kent.ac.uk, Adam Burgess, University of Kent A.Burgess@kent.ac.uk -
How far has the conspiracy theory affected the perception and responses to HIV risk? Some counter-productive practices among young people in Cameroon
paper powerpoint
Lucas Tchetgnia, Lucas.tchetgnia@paris5.sorbonne.fr, University of Paris, France/ University of Yaoundé II Cameroon -
Edgework, Ontological Reflexivity, and Reflexive Community
paper
Stephen Lyng, slyng@carthage.edu, Carthage College, USA -
Wife on the edge: Voluntary risk taking, gender and identity formation
Riley Olstead, rileyolstead@trentu.ca, Trent University
Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty and Public Debate (Sat, 6th, 15.30-17.30)
Chair: Peter Taylor-Gooby, University of Kent, UK, p.f.taylor-gooby@kent.ac.uk
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Why Don't Policy-Makers Pay More Attention to Sociological Critiques of Rational Actor Approaches?
paper
Peter Taylor-Gooby, p.f.taylor-gooby@kent.ac.uk, University of Kent, UK -
Social support for risk protection: influencing institutional strategies
paper, powerpoint
Mara Yerkes, yerkes@fsw.eur.nl, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands -
Making sense of information provision
paper
Julie Barnett, J.barnett@surrey.ac.uk, University of Surrey -
Shared scares or scary shares: shifting nuclear risk discourses in Eastern Europe
Leonardas Rinkevicius, leonardas.rinkevicius@ktu.lt, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania -
Infrastructures of Risk: An ANT Approach towards Controversies of Risks
paper
Gerald Beck, gerald.beck@sozialforschung.org, Cordula Kropp, cordula.kropp@sozialforschung.org, Munich (www.risk-cartography.org), Germany