Sustainable Risk Management

Part I: Fundamental Thoughts.- Risk Management from the Perspective of Catholic Social Ethics (Markus Vogt).- Distributed Responsibility in Risk Governance (Andreas Klinke and Ortwin Renn).- Economic Growth: Opportunity or Risk (Michael von Hauff).- Approaching Risk Management: General Perspectives on Handling Systemic Risks (Teresa Dorfner and Adrian Straub.- Part II: The Environmental and Ecological Dimensions.- Environmental and Ecological Aspects of Sustainable Risk Management (Martin Grambow and Jane Korck).- Maxims of Risk Ethics for Sustainable Agriculture (Franz-Theo Gottwald).- Risk of sustainable water management under the threat of climate change: Towards the Nexus City (Daphne Gondhalekar, Jörg Drewes and Martin Grambow).- Risking Weather Engineering: Fiction or Contribution to Conflict Prevention? (Peter Wilderer, Helmut Fluhrer and Elena Davidova).- Contribution of neurobiology to human decision making and motivation (Stefan Braune).- More Sustainability in CardiovascularPrevention -Holistic, Practice-Oriented Approaches Taking into Account Environmental Topics (Ulrich Hildebrandt).- Part III: The Medical Radiation Dimension.- Introduction and Position Statements (Michael Belau et al.).- The biological foundations of risks from ionizing radiation exposures: How understanding associated effects will help their quantification and mitigation (Georg Iliakis).- The carcinogenic risk in radiation medicine (Klaus Ruediger Trott).- Benefit and Risks of Screening for Breast Cancer (Sylvia Heywanger-Köbrunner).- "Radiation effects" in patient treatment (Michael Flentje and Michael Molls).- Risk Management in Radiation Medicine: Administrative, legal and ethical aspects of research in radiation medicine in Germany (Ursula Nestle and Peter Lukas).- Dealing with risks in modern medicine, effective communication included (Claudia Peter).- Part IV: The Technical Dimension.- Sustainable Risk Management concerning Technics, Robotics and Cyber-Systems (Max Rossmann