12 April 2011
BSA Risk Study Group: Risk, Policy and Decision Making
City University London, UK
27 February 2009
BSA Risk Study Group FREE One Day Conference, in association with City University: How Risk Theory and Practice Inform Each Other
City University, UK
As risk society changes, new risks are constantly emerging as are the technologies utilised to deal with them. A number of social scientists have made seminal contributions to the understanding of the ways in which risk affects such practices as policing and counter terrorism (Beck 2002), public health (Lupton & Petersen 1996), radiography (Rayner 1986), nursing (Annandale 1996) and midwifery (Heyman & Henriksen 2001).
At this conference, speakers will not only analysed what has previously informed thinking about risk in relation to community and health care practices but will also compared such thinking against the reality of contemporary practices to inform, revise and develop risk theory.
2007 BSA Risk & Society Study Group Annual Conference
‘Risk Research: The Future’
9th-11th September 2007
University of Kent, Canterbury
2006 BSA Risk & Society Study Group Annual Conference
'Health, Risk and Society'
3rd - 5th September 2006
University of Kent, Canterbury
BSA Risk & Society Study Group 3rd Annual Conference
'Risk Society: Critical Interrogations'
5th - 6th September 2005
Liverpool Hope University College
Taking Stock of Risk
BSA Risk & Society Study Group
and IGBiS, University of Nottingham
6-7 September 2004, University of Nottingham
BSA Risk & Society Study Group and the Department of Sociology
University of Plymouth
8th - 9th September 2003
Risk in its Social Contexts
University of Plymouth, UK
Keynote Speaker:
Professor Peter Taylor-Gooby, University of Kent
Risk and Society Study Group’s Inaugural Meeting
University of Salford
Tuesday, April 9, 2002
Guest Speakers:
Dr. Paul Bellaby, University of Salford
Prof. Nick Pidgeon, University of East Anglia
Prof. Alan Petersen, University of Plymouth
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