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‘It’s like getting your car checked’: the social construction of diabetes risk among participants in a population study
Living with risk and everyday sense-making

‘It’s like getting your car checked’: the social construction of diabetes risk among participants...

Category Health, Risk & Society, Living with risk and everyday sense-making Author/s GA Norddal, Å Wifstad & OS. Lian
‘The ones who die are lost and the survivors are what we have’: neoliberal governmentality and the governance of Covid-19 risk in social media posts in Turkey

Risk governance and governmentality

‘The ones who die are lost and the survivors are what we have’: neoliberal governmentality and...

Category Health, Risk & Society, Risk governance and governmentality Author/s Selin Atalay
Collection: Sociology of Vaccines

Vaccination has long been a central tool in the management of infectious disease – though it is not without associated...

Conceptualising the experience of health risk: the case of everyday management of elevated cholesterol

Public health and individual health care are increasingly oriented towards managing risks. This ‘surveillance medicine’ does not target present illnesses...

Category Health, Risk & Society, Living with risk and everyday sense-making Author/s Mikko Jauho
Difficult dialogues about death: applying risk orders theory to analyse chaplains’ provision of end-of-life care

Understandings of risk permeate end-of-life (EOL) care contexts. In addition to the risk of bodily death, patients, family and healthcare...

Category Health, Risk & Society, Healthcare work and multiple risks Author/s Katie Margavio Striley, Kelly E. Tenzek, Kimberly Field-Springer
Extending the Idea of Environment: New Perspectives and Tools for a new Knowledge

Most scholars and actors in civil society no longer deny the existence of a climate crisis. Very little is being...

Category environmental and climate crisis Author/s Fabio D’Andrea
Extraordinary Risks, Ordinary Lives

Extraordinary Risks, Ordinary Lives

Logics of Precariousness in Everyday Contexts

“This collection of essays provides a...

Category Critical Studies in Risk and Uncertainty Author/s Beata Świtek, Allen Abramson, Marie Kolling, Mei L. Trueba, Alessandro Blasimme, Atreyee Sen, Julie L. Shackelford, Matthew Bunn, Stephen Lyng, Janine Su, Giovanni Gugg, Hannah Swee, Karen Henwood
Italian Sociological Review – Vol. 12 No. 8S (2022)

The articles in this issue below:

"Living on the Volcano of Civilization”. For the Thirtieth Anniversary of Ulrich Beck’s Risk...

Category Health, Risk & Society Author/s Fabio D'Andrea, Andrea Lombardinilo, Andrea Antonilli, Antonio Camorrino, Maria Grazia Galantino, Mihaela Gavrila, Marco Cilento
Multidimensional Risks in the XXI Century

At the start of 2020, with the emergence of Covid-19, risk turned from a state of virtuality into reality and...

Category Conference documents, Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty Author/s MARIA GRAZIA GALANTINO , FABIO D'ANDREA
Problematising older motherhood in Canada: ageism, ableism, and the risky maternal subject

Risk governance and governmentality

Problematising older motherhood in Canada: ageism, ableism, and the risky maternal subject

This...

Category Health, Risk & Society, Risk governance and governmentality Author/s Francesca Scala, Michael Orsini
Rationales of risk and uncertainty and their epistemological foundation by new phenomenology

Risk studies have shown that many people rather than following rational means of managing risk refer to non-rational (hope, faith)...

Author/s Schulz, M. & Zinn, J. O.
Risk-taking and social inequality

Abstract

Even though risk-taking is a common and widespread social experience sociological theorizing on the concept is scarce. This...
Author/s Zinn, J. O.
Zweite Moderne und Risikogesellschaft

Die Begriffe reflexive bzw. zweite Moderne und Risikogesellschaft gehen auf Ulrich Beck zurück, der Mitte der 1980er-Jahre einen radikalen Wandel im gesellschaftlichen Verständnis und Umgang mit...

Author/s Jens O. Zinn