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Health, Risk & Society
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1, Number 3, November 1999 Special Issue: Risk and the New Genetics Guest Editors: Sarah Cunningham-Burley and Anne Kerr
Editorial Sarah Cunningham-Burley & Anne Kerr. The new genetics: risks and boundaries 249
Counselling, Choice and Restraint Alan Petersen. Counselling the genetically ‘at risk’: the poetics and politics of ‘non-directiveness’ 253 Nina Hallowell. Advising on the management of genetic risk: offering choice or prescribing action? 267 Abby Lippman. Choice as a risk to women’s health 281 Ruth Chadwick. Genetics, choice and responsibility 293 Regulation, Consultation and Publics Andrew Webster & Annemiek Nelis. Regulating the gene: from genetic consumption to regulatory trust 301 Peter Glasner & David Dunkerley. The new genetics, public involvement, and citizen’s juries: a Welsh case study 313 Tony McGleenan. Rating risk: insurance, genetics and law 325 Graeme T. Laurie. Wielding the implement of law: distilling new rights and responsibilities in the age of the ‘New Genetics’ 333 Review Essay John Eldridge & Alison Hill. Thinking about risk: a review essay 343 Book Reviews 351 Title Page, Contents and Author Index, 1999 357
Health, Risk & Society
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1, Number 2, July 1999 EDITORIALS Bob Heyman. Risk analysis and health practice 149 ORIGINAL ARTICLES Christopher Hood, Henry Rothstein & Michael Spackman, with Judith Rees &
Robert Baldwin. Explaining risk regulation regimes: exploring the minimal feasible response hypothesis 151
Colin A. Holmes & Philip Warelow. Implementing psychiatry as risk management: DSM-IV as a postmodern taxonomy 167 Sara M. Morris. Lumps in the breast: negotiating risks after a cancer diagnosis 179
Martyn Denscombe & Nicky Drucquer. Critical incidents and invulnerability to risk: young peoples experience of serious health-related incidents and their willingness to take health risks 195 Maura Banim, Alison Guy & Paul Tasker. Trapped in risky behaviour: empowerment, disabled people and sexual health 209 REVIEW ARTICLES
Stephen R. Sutton. How accurate are smokers perceptions of risk? 223 Bryan S. Turner. Reassessing the body: a review essay 231 Silvia Gherardi. Man-Made Disasters 20 years later: critical commentary 233 BOOK REVIEWS 241
Health, Risk & Society
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1, Number 1, March 1999 EDITORIALS Andy Alaszewski & Jill Manthorpe. Health, risk and society: a stimulus and
catalyst 5 Graham Hart. Risk and health: challenges and opportunity 7
THE MEANING OF RISK Mildred Blaxter. Risk, health and social research: lessons from the ESRC programme on Risk and Human Behaviour 11 Judith Green. From accidents to risk: public health and preventable injury 25
Jack Dowie. Communication for better decisions: not about risk 41 RISK COMMUNICATION AND HEALTH Jenny Kitzinger. Researching risk and the media 55 James Tansey & Tim ORiordan. Cultural theory and risk: a review 71 Kirk Heilbrun, Joel Dvoskin, Stephen Hart & Dale McNiel. Violence risk communication: implications for research, policy, and practice 91 RISK IN PRACTICE K. C. Calman, P. G. Bennett & D. G. Coles. Risks to health: some key issues in management, regulation and communication 107
Eileen M. Munro. Protecting children in an anxious society 117 BOOK REVIEWS 129
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