SRA Journal

Risk Analysis: An International Journal

Risk Analysis, the official journal received by all members of the SRA, provides a focal point for new developments in the theory and practice of risk analysis for researchers from a wide range of disciplines. The journal deals with the full range of risk analysis concerns, including risk assessment, management, perception, and communication, and their interactions. In this regard, it blends behavioral, biological, decision, economic, engineering, physical, and social sciences. With a 2006 impact factor of 1.938 according to the Journal Citation Reports, Risk Analysis uniquely spans a wide range of topics in its peer reviewed articles. The journal implements a conflict of interest policy and has recently increased its efforts to publicize articles of broad interest.

Editor-in-Chief: Michael Greenberg, Professor and Associate Dean, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University

• Editorial Staff
• Instructions for Authors
• Book Reviews

Other journals of interest to some SRA members

Note: The SRA does not maintain any responsibility for the following journals, but they are listed as a courtesy to SRA members since they are of interest to some SRA members:

Journal of Risk Research - Note that SRA members can subscribe at a reduced fee when they pay their dues and that the SRA helped to start this journal in 1997 with the then recently-created SRA-Europe and SRA-Japan sections. This journal is now managed without oversight by the SRA or any of its regional organizations.

RISK: Health, Safety, and Environment - This journal ceased publication in 2002, but SRA members interested in its archives can find them from this link.