Add to ORKGhis article examines how risk vocabulary is socially constructed and reconfigured through communications after a crisis. We adopt a vocabulary perspective to study the communications that arose in France after the Rana Plaza’s industrial accident, from 2013 to 2016. Findings reveal that risk vocabulary results from a competitive process of requalification of causes and consequences. Our results suggest that new vocabulary structures emerge from a “double-loop” enactment of risk. This study also challenges existing literature by suggesting that change in dominant discourses of risk is more likely to happen by not directly talking about risk
The risk assessment period prior to a crisis is often replete with interacting arguments from variou...
Based on the assumption that risk is a central concept in contemporary society, the study aims to un...
Risk communication is considered an essential pillar in safety and risk science. However, it has too...
The 21st century is being marked by a host of large-scale social threats: pandemics, natural catastr...
This article provides an introduction to, and some motivation for, the themes addressed in the follo...
Drawing on the work of Foucault, we develop an integrated framework for understanding how risk is or...
David Clanaugh, Michigan Technical University, and Hamilton Bean, University of Colorado, Denver, on...
Despite increasing life expectancy and high levels of welfare, health care, and public safety in mos...
Drawing on the work of Foucault, we develop an integrated framework for understanding how risk is or...
Society’s attempt to understand and communicate about risk is perhaps the world’s oldest topic − the...
The term “risk„ is connoted with divergent meanings in natural hazard risk research and ...
Risk communication is a critical but sometimes neglected component of risk management, whether it r...
Perception of risk is conditioned by emotive and cognitive responses (Ponari et al., 2015); humans a...
Beck’s Risk Society (1992) triggered large debates about a societal shift characterized by growing c...
Media studies emphasise the increasing use of security frames in migration reporting around the worl...
The risk assessment period prior to a crisis is often replete with interacting arguments from variou...
Based on the assumption that risk is a central concept in contemporary society, the study aims to un...
Risk communication is considered an essential pillar in safety and risk science. However, it has too...
The 21st century is being marked by a host of large-scale social threats: pandemics, natural catastr...
This article provides an introduction to, and some motivation for, the themes addressed in the follo...
Drawing on the work of Foucault, we develop an integrated framework for understanding how risk is or...
David Clanaugh, Michigan Technical University, and Hamilton Bean, University of Colorado, Denver, on...
Despite increasing life expectancy and high levels of welfare, health care, and public safety in mos...
Drawing on the work of Foucault, we develop an integrated framework for understanding how risk is or...
Society’s attempt to understand and communicate about risk is perhaps the world’s oldest topic − the...
The term “risk„ is connoted with divergent meanings in natural hazard risk research and ...
Risk communication is a critical but sometimes neglected component of risk management, whether it r...
Perception of risk is conditioned by emotive and cognitive responses (Ponari et al., 2015); humans a...
Beck’s Risk Society (1992) triggered large debates about a societal shift characterized by growing c...
Media studies emphasise the increasing use of security frames in migration reporting around the worl...
The risk assessment period prior to a crisis is often replete with interacting arguments from variou...
Based on the assumption that risk is a central concept in contemporary society, the study aims to un...
Risk communication is considered an essential pillar in safety and risk science. However, it has too...