Roger E. Kasperson is Research Professor and Distinguished Scientist at the George Perkins Marsh Institute at Clark University, USA.

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• Preface Introduction How Can We Be Sure That We Are Working on the Right Risks? Whose Views Really Matter in the End? How Do We Move Forward When There Is No Trust? How Can We Best Deal with the Unexpected? How Can We Learn More from Learning about Risk Controversies? The Role of Insurance and Other Policy Tools in Reducing the Economic Effects of Global Disasters How Can We Improve Decision Making in the Face of Catastrophic Risk? Risk Communication and Social Media China’s Development and Environmental Risk Management: A Balanced Perspective for the Future Addressing Risk Conundrums in Megacity Development: Mexico City Ambiguity in an Ambiguous RegionRisk Conundrums of the Renewable Energy Transition: Can We Balance Opportunities, Optimism, and Challenges? Hydraulic Fracturing – A Risk for Environment, Energy Security and Affordability? Out of Harm’s Way: Challenges in Reducing Current and Future Coastal Risk Exposure Addressing Risk Conundrums in Sustainable Development Vulnerability does not just fall from the Sky: Addressing the Vulnerability Conundrum Risk Governance: Concept and Application to Systemic Risk How Can We Prevent the Collapse of Humanitarian Values in Foreign Policy Decisions?

Roger E. Kasperson is Research Professor and Distinguished Scientist at the George Perkins Marsh Institute at Clark University, USA.

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• Preface Introduction How Can We Be Sure That We Are Working on the Right Risks? Whose Views Really Matter in the End? How Do We Move Forward When There Is No Trust? How Can We Best Deal with the Unexpected? How Can We Learn More from Learning about Risk Controversies? The Role of Insurance and Other Policy Tools in Reducing the Economic Effects of Global Disasters How Can We Improve Decision Making in the Face of Catastrophic Risk? Risk Communication and Social Media China’s Development and Environmental Risk Management: A Balanced Perspective for the Future Addressing Risk Conundrums in Megacity Development: Mexico City Ambiguity in an Ambiguous RegionRisk Conundrums of the Renewable Energy Transition: Can We Balance Opportunities, Optimism, and Challenges? Hydraulic Fracturing – A Risk for Environment, Energy Security and Affordability? Out of Harm’s Way: Challenges in Reducing Current and Future Coastal Risk Exposure Addressing Risk Conundrums in Sustainable Development Vulnerability does not just fall from the Sky: Addressing the Vulnerability Conundrum Risk Governance: Concept and Application to Systemic Risk How Can We Prevent the Collapse of Humanitarian Values in Foreign Policy Decisions?

Roger E. Kasperson is Research Professor and Distinguished Scientist at the George Perkins Marsh Institute at Clark University, USA.

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• Preface Introduction How Can We Be Sure That We Are Working on the Right Risks? Whose Views Really Matter in the End? How Do We Move Forward When There Is No Trust? How Can We Best Deal with the Unexpected? How Can We Learn More from Learning about Risk Controversies? The Role of Insurance and Other Policy Tools in Reducing the Economic Effects of Global Disasters How Can We Improve Decision Making in the Face of Catastrophic Risk? Risk Communication and Social Media China’s Development and Environmental Risk Management: A Balanced Perspective for the Future Addressing Risk Conundrums in Megacity Development: Mexico City Ambiguity in an Ambiguous RegionRisk Conundrums of the Renewable Energy Transition: Can We Balance Opportunities, Optimism, and Challenges? Hydraulic Fracturing – A Risk for Environment, Energy Security and Affordability? Out of Harm’s Way: Challenges in Reducing Current and Future Coastal Risk Exposure Addressing Risk Conundrums in Sustainable Development Vulnerability does not just fall from the Sky: Addressing the Vulnerability Conundrum Risk Governance: Concept and Application to Systemic Risk How Can We Prevent the Collapse of Humanitarian Values in Foreign Policy Decisions?