Democratizing risk governance : bridging science, expertise, deliberation and public values / Monica Gattinger, editor.
Gattinger, Monica, editor.
2023
HD61 .D46 2023
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Title Democratizing risk governance : bridging science, expertise, deliberation and public values / Monica Gattinger, editor.
ISBN 9783031242717 electronic book
3031242718 electronic book
9783031242700
303124270X
9783031242731
3031242734
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24271-7
Published Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, 2023.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (515 pages) : illustrations (black and white).
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-3-031-24271-7 doi
Call Number HD61 .D46 2023
Dewey Decimal Classification 363.1/02
Summary This open access book features contributions from a multidisciplinary team of leading and emerging scholars focused on democratization of risk assessment, management, and communication. The volume identifies and sheds light on key risk governance dilemmas related to public trust, risk perception and public participation. The first part of the book articulates the relationship among science, expertise, deliberation and public values, featuring an in-depth analysis of the concept of motivated reasoning, and the role of trust, values and worldviews in understanding and addressing contemporary controversies over risk decision-making. The volumes second part features eight case studies from three policy fields energy, genomics, and public health and a special section dedicated to vaccine decision-making for Covid-19. Chapters analyze the level, nature and mechanisms of public involvement in risk decision-making, assessing its contribution to the effectiveness and legitimacy of decisions. The case studies focus predominantly on Canada, but they draw on global scholarship and are of direct relevance for scholars and practitioners of risk governance in any country. Monica Gattinger is Director of the Institute for Science, Society and Policy, Full Professor at the School of Political Studies and Founding Chair of Positive Energy at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Gattinger is an award-winning researcher and highly sought-after speaker, adviser and media commentator in the energy and arts/cultural policy sectors. Her innovative research programme convenes business, government, Indigenous, civil society and academic leaders to address complex policy, regulatory and governance challenges. She has published widely in the energy and arts/cultural policy fields, with a focus on strengthening decision-making in the context of fast-past technological change and markets, changing social values, and fluctuating levels of trust in governments, industry, science and expertise. Gattinger is Fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, board member of the Clean Resource Innovation Network, and serves on advisory boards for the Institute on Governance, the National Research Council Canada, the Nuclear Waste Management Organization, Pollution Probe and the University of Calgary. Monica received the 2020 Clean50 Award for her thought leadership in the energy sector. She holds a Ph.D. in public policy from Carleton University.
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Chapter 1:Introduction Risk governance dilemmas and democratization: public trust, risk perception and public participation in risk decision-making
Part I: Motivated reasoning, science and values: rethinking risk perception and public participation in risk governance
Chapter 2: Motivated reasoning and risk governance: what risk scholars and practitioners need to know
Chapter 3: Science and values: the pervasive entanglement
Chapter 4: The BIAS FREE Framework: A tool for science/technology and society education to increase science and risk literacy
Part II: Public trust, risk perception and public participation: lessons from the real worlds of risk governance Energy
Chapter 5: Getting it Right? The Site Selection Process for Canada's High-Level Nuclear Waste
Chapter 6: Hydraulic fracturing in New Brunswick: trust, deliberation and risk decision-making. Chapter 7: Carbon capture, utilization and storage: public confidence in risk decision-making
Chapter 8: Public Inclusion and Responsiveness in Governance of Genetically Engineered Animals
Chapter 9: Decision-making about Newborn screening panels in Canada: risk management and public participation
Chapter 10: Balancing shared decision-making with population-based recommendations: a policy perspective of PSA testing and mammography screening
Chapter 11: Public Engagement on Childhood Vaccination: Democratizing policy decision-making through public deliberation
Chapter 12: Narratives and the Water Fluoridation Controversy
Chapter 13: Exploring the Role of Information Sources in Vaccine Decision-Making among Four Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities in the U.S
Chapter 14: Opportunities and Perils of Public Consultation in the creation of COVID-19 vaccine priority groups.

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