Risk Analysis Journal Issues Research Articles in December 2022 Edition

MCLEAN, Virginia, Feb. 10 -- Risk Analysis, a peer-reviewed academic journal from the Society for Risk Analysis that says it features critical empirical research dealing with risk issues, posted research articles, including the following topics, in its December 2022 edition:

PERSPECTIVE:

* Decision-first modeling should guide decision making for emerging risks

ORIGINAL ARTICLES:

* Information effects on lay tradeoffs between national regulatory costs and benefits

* Risk-layering and optimal insurance uptake under ambiguity: With an application to farmers exposed to drought risk in Austria

* Taxonomies for synthesizing the evidence on communicating numbers in health: Goals, format, and structure

* Behavioral biases and heuristics in perceptions of COVID-19 risks and prevention decisions

* Give me liberty or give me COVID-19: How social dominance orientation, right-wing authoritarianism, and libertarianism explain Americans' reactions to COVID-19

* An integrative agent-based vertical evacuation risk assessment model for near-field tsunami hazards

* Modeling the association between socioeconomic features and risk of flood damage: A local-scale case study in Sri Lanka

* Integrated approach for spatial flood susceptibility assessment in Bhagirathi sub-basin, India using entropy information theory and geospatial technology

* A novel methodology concentrating on risk propagation to conduct a risk analysis based on a directed complex network

The December 2022 edition of the Risk Analysis Journal can be viewed at https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15396924/2022/42/12. The journal is published by John Wiley & Sons.