Reasonable Risk examines the concept of risk as it applies to everyday life in general and to alcohol consumption specifically. The book addresses how we assess risks (and benefits), and the strategies we use to manage them. It examines the elements that shape our perceptions of risk, including cultural influences and social factors.
Key Features
- In-depth analysis of risk assessment in everyday life.
- Exploration of cultural influences on risk perception.
- Focus on strategies for managing risks associated with alcohol consumption.
- Discussion on the role of risk in policy formulation.
Additional Information
The final chapter of the book focuses on the role of risk in policy formulation, examining in particular how alcohol policies are developed within the context of individual and societal responsibility.
