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ISA Forum, Programme Book - International Sociological Association

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Chair: Graham Loomes, University of East<br />

Anglia, UK<br />

Location: CCCB-1<br />

Session ID: TG04_5<br />

Authors and Papers:<br />

Gerhard Panzer (Technical University Dresden,<br />

Germany )<br />

Modernity without Rationality? Differences of<br />

Rationality Concepts in Theories of Risk Society.<br />

Diana Ingenhoff (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)<br />

The Interrelationship between Uncertainties<br />

and Decision Making in Complex Environments.<br />

A System Theory Approach<br />

Ivana Modena (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)<br />

The Interrelationship between Uncertainties<br />

and Decision Making in Complex Environments.<br />

A System Theory Approach<br />

John Mehers (University of Liverpool, UK)<br />

Quantitative Analysis of the Spread of Risk<br />

Perception<br />

Graham Loomes (University of East Anglia,<br />

UK)<br />

Probability Judgments and Public Policy<br />

Judith Mehta (University of East Anglia, UK)<br />

Probability Judgments and Public Policy<br />

Brian Parkinson (Oxford University, UK)<br />

Other People’s Emotions and their Impact on<br />

Decision-making<br />

Gwenda Simons (Oxford University, UK)<br />

Other People’s Emotions and their Impact on<br />

Decision-making<br />

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

Complex Risk Judgments: Application of GGT<br />

to Multi-dimensional Judgments<br />

Ewa Roszkowska (University of Bialystok, Poland)<br />

Complex Risk Judgments: Application of GGT<br />

to Multi-dimensional Judgments<br />

Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00<br />

Session 06A: Power, Democracy and Risk<br />

Part I<br />

Chair: Ortwin Renn, University of Stuttgart,<br />

Germany<br />

Location: CCCB-1<br />

Session ID: TG04_06A<br />

Authors and Papers:<br />

M.P.M.M. de Krom (Wageningen University,<br />

The Netherlands)<br />

Legitimations of European Food Safety Governance:<br />

Reflecting on the UK and Dutch Public<br />

Debates on Avian Influenza<br />

Daniela Vicherat Mattar (European University<br />

Institute, Italy, University College London, UK)<br />

Are you unhappy with the promises of democracy?<br />

Call the government customer’ service<br />

Ana María Muñoz Boudet (European University<br />

Institute, Italy, University College London,<br />

UK)<br />

Are you unhappy with the promises of democracy?<br />

Call the government customer’ service<br />

Klaus P. Japp (Bielefeld University, Germany)<br />

The struggle with terrorism and political authenticity<br />

Ortwin Renn (University Stuttgart, Germany)<br />

Risk Governance: Towards an Integrative Approach<br />

to Handle Risks in a Complex World<br />

Janus Hansen (Copenhagen Business<br />

School, Denmark)<br />

Political Cultures of Public Engagement<br />

Monday, September 8, 09:00-11:00<br />

Session 12A: Risk as Media Event I Part I<br />

Chair: Jenny Kitzinger, University Cardiff, UK<br />

Location: CCCB-2<br />

Session ID: TG04_12A<br />

Authors and Papers:<br />

Jenny Kitzinger (University Cardiff, UK )<br />

Risk and the media: framing questions and<br />

answers<br />

Gaspar Mairal (Universidad de Zaragoza,<br />

Spain )<br />

The narrative structure of risk in the media<br />

David Gerber (University of Geneva, Switzerland)<br />

Animals in the media: new risks or new boundaries<br />

of risks?<br />

Karine Darbellay (University of Geneva, Switzerland)<br />

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