Changing regulation : controlling risks in society

Abstract

Part I Introduction - issues in the regulation of safety, setting the scene, A. Hopkins, A. Hale. Part II The changing face of regulation: new technologies and work pulverization of risk - privatization of trauma?, T.J. Larsson two models of major hazard regulation: recent Australian experience, A. Hopkins the EU Seveso II Directive - an example of a regulation that could act as an initiator to raise the major hazard safety awareness within society, J. Oh the development of new safety regulations in the Norwegian oil and gas industry, J. Hovden oil and gas industry regulation - from detailed technical inspection to assessment of safety management, A. Hale et al the development of safety regulation in the rail industry, D. Maidment towards goal-directed regulation in a competitive world - do we underestimate the risk of changes in the regulatory system?, G. Becker the challenge to supervision of nuclear power plants under conditions of liberalization and globalization, J. Walther new frontiers for regulatory interaction within the UK nuclear industry, J. Williams regulatory culture - balancing the different demands of regulatory practice in the nuclear industry, T. Reiman, L. Norros. Part III New frontiers in regulation: medical device technology and patient protection - challenges for regulation and legislation, B. de Mol, G. van Gaalen biotechnology and social control, M. Baram certification, a tool for safety regulation?, H. Gundlach insights into safety regulation, B. Kirwan et al.

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