Risk and Reason

by Cass R. Sunstein

First published 2002 · 352 pages

About this book

"Risk and Reason shows how individual thinking and social interactions lead us in foolish directions. Offering sound proposals for social reform, it explains how a more sensible system of risk regulation, embodied in the idea of a cost-benefit state, could save many thousands of lives and many billions of dollars - and protect the environment in the process."--Jacket.

  • Risk management
  • Decision making
  • Risk assessment

Reader reviews

Books like Risk and Reason

More by Cass R. Sunstein