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Differences in Sense-Making of Risk: Are there<br />

Contextual Differences between Groups?<br />

Anna Olofsson (Mid Sweden University, Sweden,<br />

UK)<br />

Differences in Sense-Making of Risk: Are there<br />

Contextual Differences between Groups?<br />

Aaron Doyle (Carleton University, Ottawa,<br />

Ontario, Canada)<br />

Negotiating Gender in Risky Jobs: Women and<br />

Men as Tree-Planters, Taxi Drivers and Circus<br />

Aerialists<br />

Kevin Walby (Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario,<br />

Canada)<br />

Negotiating Gender in Risky Jobs: Women and<br />

Men as Tree-Planters, Taxi Drivers and Circus<br />

Aerialists<br />

Margarita Palacios ()<br />

Social Ties, Youth and Violence: The Risks of<br />

Individualization in Latin America<br />

Sunday, September 7, 15:30-17:30<br />

Session 04B: Theorizing Risk and Uncertainty<br />

II, Specific Aspects Part II<br />

Chair: Jens O. Zinn, University of Kent, UK<br />

Location: CCCB-1<br />

Session ID: TG04_4B<br />

Authors and Papers:<br />

Tom R. Burns (University of Uppsala, Sweden)<br />

Technology and Complexity: The Perspective<br />

of Actor-System-Dynamics on Complex Sociotechnical<br />

Systems, Uncertainty, and Risk<br />

Nora Machado (University of Uppsala, Sweden)<br />

Technology and Complexity: The Perspective<br />

of Actor-System-Dynamics on Complex Sociotechnical<br />

Systems, Uncertainty, and Risk<br />

Martin Hultman (Linköping University, Sweden)<br />

The AND-model of Risk - How Discourse Theory<br />

AND Actor-network Theory might shed<br />

Light on Risk Issues<br />

Margarethe Steinberger (Federal University of<br />

ABC – São Paulo, Brazil)<br />

Towards a Model-theoretical Account of Panic<br />

Based on Risk Sociology<br />

Felipe Gaytán Alcalá (La Salle University -<br />

Mexico )<br />

The Contingent of Religion in Modernity: Limits<br />

of the Category of Risk in the Theories of Secularization<br />

Roel Pieterman (Erasmus University Rotterdam,<br />

The Netherlands)<br />

The Precautionary Logic: the Cases of Technology,<br />

Terror and Temperance<br />

Marko Ahteensuu (University of Turku, Finland)<br />

Defending the Precautionary Principle against<br />

Three Criticisms<br />

Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00<br />

Session 11: Socio-Cultural Differences<br />

Chair: Åsa Boholm, Göteborg University,<br />

Sweden<br />

Location: CCCB-2<br />

Session ID: TG04_11<br />

Authors and Papers:<br />

Åsa Boholm (Göteborg University, Sweden)<br />

The cultural construction of risk: A relational<br />

approach<br />

Richard Stoffle ()<br />

Facing the Unimaginable: The Limits of Resilience<br />

and the Risk Society<br />

Lucas Tchetgnia (University of Paris, France/<br />

University of Yaoundé II Cameroon)<br />

Some strong socio-cultural facts and beliefs<br />

and their implications on the response to<br />

HIV/Aids in Urban and Rural Cameroon<br />

Xiaomeng Shen (United Nations University,<br />

Bonn, Germany)<br />

Flood risk perception and mitigation in different<br />

cultural contexts - A case study in Wuhan,<br />

China and Cologne, Germany<br />

Laura Centemeri (Università degli Studi di Milano,<br />

Italy)<br />

Toxic contaminated communities coping with<br />

chronic chemical risk: the case of Seveso<br />

Sunday, September 7, 18:00-20:00<br />

Session 05: Risk in Decision Making<br />

322

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