Risk Perception and Terrorism

I’ve been posting about a lot of academic articles of late, because that’s what I’m reading. Here’s another.

Clinton M. Jenkin (2006), Risk Perception and Terrorism, Homeland Security Affairs.

Tags: academic papers, psychology of security, risk assessment, risks, terrorism

Posted on September 13, 2011 at 6:38 AM • 2 Comments

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Peter E Retep • September 14, 2011 10:38 PM

See comment posted to Risk and Culture 8/14/11

vasiliy pupkin • September 15, 2011 8:07 AM

Bruce,
That is the link http://petrowskiy.ru/eng/articles.html (open the second article) to site of the person contributed a lot in research of different aspects of risk taking (in partucular non-pragmatic risk (he called it extra-situational activity).
Another interesting point is related to the concept of non-triviality which seems to me is fruitful when applied to risk assessment as well.

Risk Perception and Terrorism

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