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	<title>Bereano, Philip L</title>	<link>http://tc.eserver.org/authors/Bereano,_Philip_L</link>
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		<title>Politics, Sound Science and the Precautionary Principle</title>
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		<description>William Lowrence’s Of Acceptable Risk (1976) began the forthright treatment of the subjective elements of risk assessment. Maintaining that &apos;risk&apos; was scientifically objective, his discussion of &apos;safety&apos;—as socially acceptable risk—acknowledged the political nature of the overall evaluation. But even a rigid determination of a clear risk—say of injury from skydiving—cannot tell us why only some people will agree to jump from an airplane.</description>
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