دانلود کتاب A Citizen's Right to Know: Risk Communication and Public Policy

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Cover Page
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents Page
List of Tables and Figures Page
Preface Page
Acknowledgments Page
Part 1 What Is Right to Know?
1 / The Need for Right to Know
Chemicals in the Environment
Information, Regulation, and Individual Choice
What Is the Right to Know?
Notes
2 / Gaining the Right to Know
Information for Workers
Winning the Right to Know
What Do We Have a Right to Know?
A Preliminary Assessment of Title III
Notes
3 / Implementing Right to Know: New Jersey and Texas
Right to Know in New Jersey
Right to Know in Texas
Notes
Part 2 Aspects of Right to Know
4 / Institutional Factors
Federalism
Bureaucratic and Procedural Impediments
Trade Secrets
Liability
Enforcement
Conclusion
Notes
5 / Managing All the Data
Computerization of Section 313
Computerization at the State and Local Levels
Benefits of Computers for RTK
Conclusion
Notes
6 / Imperfect Information
Information Not Available
Assessing and Understanding Health Risks
Understanding Scientific Communications
Conclusion
Notes
7 / Risk Perception and Risk Communication
Risk Perception
Risk Communication
Risk and RTK
Notes
8 / The Political Economy of RTK
Government and Information
Government Responsibility for Information Content
Conclusion
Notes
Part 3 Remedies: Making RTK Work
9 / Improving Right to Know
A Better Statute Better Implemented
Better Information Formats
Conclusion
Notes
10 / Empowering Citizens
Participating in the Policy Process
Another Right to Know
Government, Citizens, and Information
Notes
Appendix: The Surveys
The New Tersev/Massachusetts Survey
The Texas Voter Survey
The Field Survey
Telephone Surveys of LEPC Chairpeople
Conclusion
Notes
List of Acronyms
Index