Titlebook: Communicating Risk; Jonathan Crichton (Senior Lecturer),Christopher N. Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Risk

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T. Lova Lakshmi,M. Gopichand Naik . — a positivist research movement intent on identifying factors in childhood and adolescence that purportedly ‘predict’ or increase the ‘risk’ of offending in later life. Westernised youth/juvenile justice systems have tended towards understandings of offending behaviour by young people that have

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Khushboo Shah,Hardik Joshi,Hiren Joshiommunities of their operations in order to reduce the likelihood of community protest actions, blockades of operations, reputational damage, and the consequential loss of shareholder value (Vanclay & Esteves 2011, Vanclay 2014). In this chapter, three of the many discourses associated with the commu

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Risk and Clinical Incident Disclosure: Navigating between Morality and Liabilityts and consumer groups and lawyers (Australian Commission on Safety & Quality in Health Care, 2013; Clinton & Obama, 2006; Lamo, 2011; Levinson & Pizzo, 2011; Sage et al., 2014; Studdert & Richardson, 2010; Wojcieszak, Banja, & Houk, 2006). Variously described as a form of restorative justice (Berli

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‘Being Diplomatic with the Truth’: The Discursive Management of Risk in Accounts of People Leaving Fe behaviours can lead to strains in the social fabric that make up the support network surrounding the individual. Many of these behaviours will have caused embarrassment to the individual and their families. Perhaps most significantly the response of the wider community to such behaviours (and conf

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Risk and Safety in Linguistic and Cultural Diversity: A Narrative Intervention in Residential Aged C aged care is a growing concern internationally because the combination of older clients with increasingly complex health profiles and growing linguistic and cultural diversity among healthcare workers and their clients is raising the physical and psychosocial risks for both groups (Pearson et al.,

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Choice, Risk, and Moral Judgment: Using Discourse Analysis to Identify the Moral Component of Midwivt the intersection of two discrete imperatives: to provide pregnant women with choice over where and how they give birth; and to protect mothers and babies from harm. When midwives’ assessment of risk of harm during birth is aligned with their assessment of the riskiness of a woman’s preferred place