Risk Prisms – Exploring the multifaceted nature of risk
In the field of optics, a prism is a transparent object with at least two angled sides that break up white light into its constituent colours. In the same way that a single beam of light is in reality made up of different colours, the systems-based approach to risk analysis proposes that risk is likewise composed of different elements. These individual elements in turn are combined into a range of subsets with different probabilities. ‘Refracting’ risk requires at least two different disciplines offering at least two different angles or perspectives of the same risk. Indeed, bringing together more than two disciplines can potentially offer even richer insights into the complexity of risk.
Conference dates
The University of Sydney Business School
25 – 28 September 2018
Call for abstracts
In line with this, SRA-ANZ is inviting abstracts and applications close 30 May 2018.
Conference dates
The University of Sydney Business School
25 – 28 September 2018
Call for abstracts
In line with this, SRA-ANZ is inviting abstracts and applications close 30 May 2018.
SRA Fifth World Congress Call for Abstracts: Deadline Extended
SRA invites the submission of abstracts for presentations at the Fifth World Congress on Risk to be held in Cape Town, South Africa, May 6-8, 2019. The Fifth World Congress on Risk will focus on ‘Development and Resilience’ and aims to stimulate dialogue and education on risk issues of world-wide interest.
SRA-ANZ is looking for any further speakers who would like to submit an abstract to be added to our proposed symposium, ‘Risk Analysis in an Interconnected World’. For the submission code to submit an abstract as part of the SRA-ANZ symposium, please contact Hong Jin: Hong.Jin@foodstandards.gov.au SRA Call for Abstracts
The Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) invites your abstracts for presentations at the 2018 SRA Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, December 2-6.
We welcome contributions on any topic related to risk assessment, risk characterization, risk perception, risk communication, risk management, risk governance, and policy relating to risk, in the context of risks of concern to individuals, to public and private sector organizations, and to society at a local, regional, national, or global level. |
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