5 Risk is not objective

DOI: 10.4324/9781003329220-7

One thing that surprises many students of risk is the recognition that we are all risk analysts and we are all risk managers. Every single one of us is responsible for ensuring that risk is managed for our organizations and our lives.

We often share risk-related information with others without consciously thinking about the task. For example, we could:

  • Remind children to be careful when running around
  • Warn a relative about the ...

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