Benefits-risk frameworks: implementation by industry 

Essays in fallout risk and corporate credit risk 

Risk approaches and standards used in hospitals: a survey of industry views 

Health benefit administration in school districts 

Risk management and recalls: a survey of medical device manufacturers 

Risk transfer modeling among hierarchically associated stakeholders in development of space systems 

Precipitation triggered landslide risk assessment and relative risk modeling using cached and real-time data 

Regulatory dissonance in the global development of drug therapies: a case study of drug development in postmenopausal osteoporosis 

Cumulative risk as a moderator of multisystemic therapy effects for juvenile offenders 

Assessing school-based gang prevention efforts in urban centers: are these programs reaching those students who may benefit the most? 

Macroeconomic conditions, systematic risk factors, and the time series dynamics of commercial mortgage credit risk 

Individual differences, science communication, and critical thinking for emergent risks 

How project teams conceive of and manage pre-quantitative risk 

Estimating populations at risk in data-poor environments: a geographically disaggregated analysis of Boko Haram terrorism 2009-2014 

A robust model for disaster risk and decision analysis 

Postmenopausal hormone therapy, risk of heart disease and total mortality among women in the California Teachers Study 

The risks and rewards of city management: how city managers evaluate the nature of the job and compensation 

Challenges in the implementation of Risk Evaluation Mitigation Strategies (REMS): a survey of industry views 

Environmental risk factors of Multiple Sclerosis: a twin study 

Implementation of risk management in medical device companies: a survey analysis of current practices 

Depression trajectories and risk typology among African Americans 

Strategic risk-taking in the choral rehearsal 

Social exclusion decreases risk-taking 

Essays in tail risks 

New Path Mentoring: a step toward better serving at-risk community college students