Terje Aven
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Risk Analysis: Assessing Uncertainties Beyond Expected Values and Probabilities
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2008
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10 editions
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Foundations of Risk Analysis: A Knowledge and Decision-Oriented Perspective
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2003
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13 editions
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Misconceptions of Risk
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2009
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11 editions
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Quantitative Risk Assessment: The Scientific Platform
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2011
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6 editions
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Risk, Surprises and Black Swans: Fundamental Ideas and Concepts in Risk Assessment and Risk Management
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2014
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11 editions
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Uncertainty in Risk Assessment: The Representation and Treatment of Uncertainties by Probabilistic and Non-Probabilistic Methods
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2013
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7 editions
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Samfunnssikkerhet
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2004
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The Science of Risk Analysis: Foundation and Practice
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Risk Science: An Introduction
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Reliability and Risk Analysis
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1992
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3 editions
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“The concept of risk and risk assessments has a long history. More than 2400 years ago the Athenians offered their capacity of assessing risks before making decisions. From the Pericle's Funeral Oration in Thurcydidas' ‘History of the Peloponnesian War’ (started in 431 BC), we can read: We Athenians in our persons, take our decisions on policy and submit them to proper discussion. The worst thing is to rush into action before consequences have been properly debated. And this is another point where we differ from other people. We are capable at the same time of taking risks and assessing them beforehand. Others are brave out of ignorance; and when they stop to think, they begin to fear. But the man who can most truly be accounted brave is he who best knows the meaning of what is sweet in life, and what is terrible, and he then goes out undeterred to meet what is to come.”
― Foundations of Risk Analysis
― Foundations of Risk Analysis
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