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Online

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Beginner

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  • Risk has become one of the defining features of modern society. Almost daily, we are preoccupied with assessing, discussing, or preventing a wide variety of risks. It is a cornerstone notion for businesses and organizations, but also for nation states and their many levels of government. And even for individuals, risk and the avoidance or embracing thereof, is a key theme.
  • The course Risk in Modern Society sheds light on the broad concept of risk. In five distinctive weeks, this course closely examines various types of safety and security risks, and how these are perceived and dealt with in a wide array of professional and academic fields, ranging from criminology, counter-terrorism and cyber security, to philosophy, safety and medical science. Developed in collaboration with scholars from three universities (Leiden, Delft and Erasmus), this course will search for answers to questions such as: ?what is risk??, ?how do we study and deal with risk, ?does ?perceived risk? correspond to 'real' risk, and ?how should we deal with societal perceptions of risk, safety and security?
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Curriculum

Welcome & Risk in Modern Society

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Lecture 1.1 The History of Risk

Lecture 1.2 The Study of Risk: Security Studies

Lecture 1.3 The Study of Risk: Safety Science

Meet the Instructors & Leiden?Delft?Erasmus

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The History of Risk

The Study of Risk

The History and Study of Risk

Managing Risk

Lecture 2.1 Risk Management

Lecture 2.2 Risk of Natural Hazards

Lecture 2.3 Risk of Natural Hazards / Part II

Lecture 2.4 Risk in the Chemical Industry

Lecture 2.5 Risk in the Chemical Industry / Part II

Lecture 2.6 Risk Management: Strengths and Weaknesses

Risk Management

The Risk of Natural Hazards

Risks in the Chemical Industry

Risk Management: Strengths and Weaknesses

Managing Risk

Risk Perception

Lecture 3.1 Risk Perception

Lecture 3.2 Risk of Terrorism

Lecture 3.3 Risk of Terrorism / Part II

Lecture 3.4 Risk of Violent Crime

Lecture 3.5 The Risk of Violent Crime / Part II

Lecture 3.6 Risk and Moral Emotions

Risk Perception

The Risk of Terrorism

The Risk of Violent Crime

Risk and Moral Emotions

Further Readings

Modern-day Risks: Global Challenges

Lecture 4.1 Modern-day Risk: Global Challenges

Lecture 4.2 Risks in Cyberspace

Lecture 4.3 Risks in Cyberspace / Part II

Lecture 4.4 Risk of Hospital Acquired Infections

Lecture 4.5: Risk of Hospital Acquired Infections / Part II

Lecture 4.6 Risk of Infectious Diseases

Lecture 4.7 Risk of Infectious Diseases / Part II

Lecture 4.8 The Risk of Infectious Diseases / Part III

Modern-day Risk: Global Challenges

Risks in Cyberspace

The Risk of Hospital Acquired Infections

The Risk of Infectious Diseases

Modern-day Risks: Global Challenges

Risk in Modern Society

Lecture 5.1 Risk in Modern Society

Risk in Modern Society

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    May 25, 2024
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