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Defending the conception of "objective risk"

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">The notion of "objective risk" is frequently discussed within the risk literature. While some argue that risk analysis measures objective risk, others claim that there are no real, objective risks - only subjective descriptions of them. "Objectivity" in these discussions of the presuposes value-free, dispassionate, and impartial analysis. Feminist epistemology offers a different interpretation of "objectivity" that is more context-bound. It is argued that even though every risk can be described in several different ways, and does involve value judgments and emotions, the objectivity ideal should not be abandoned</abstract>
<note type="statement of responsibility">Helene Hermansson</note>
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<title>Risk analysis : an international journal</title>
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<text>02/01/2012 Tomo 32 Número 1  - 2012 , p. 16-24</text>
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