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How journalists perceive risk communication –Risk communication guidelines for Europe: a modest proposition– comments to R. Lofstedt

Clive Cookson

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We’ve heard a lot from Ragnar about risk communication guidelines. And I’m afraid I have to say at the outset that journalists hate guidelines written by others, telling them what to do. They (or I...

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We’ve heard a lot from Ragnar about risk communication guidelines. And I’m afraid I have to say at the outset that journalists hate guidelines written by others, telling them what to do. They (or I...

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We’ve heard a lot from Ragnar about risk communication guidelines. And I’m afraid I have to say at the outset that journalists hate guidelines written by others, telling them what to do. They (or I...

Key concepts: Proposition, Risk communication, Sociology, Risk perception, Media studies, Psychology, Epistemology, Perception

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