Emotions, Trust, Hope and Other Approaches to Coping with Vulnerability amidst Uncertainty. Part II

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Emotions, Trust, Hope and Other Approaches to Coping with Vulnerability amidst Uncertainty. Part II

Monday, July 14, 2014: 5:30 PM-7:20 PM

Room: Booth 52

TG04 Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:

Patrick BROWN, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

944.1

Trust Me If You Can: Trust As Strategic Tool for Decision Making to Deal with Ignorance and Uncertainty in Contaminated Sites of Germany and India (Oral Presentation)
Pradip SWARNAKAR, InstituteTechnology & Management , India; Matthias GROSS, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ, Germany; Alena BLEICHER, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH - UFZ, Germany

944.2

The Japanese Way of Coping with Vulnerability: Divisions Among Lay-People after the Great East Japan Earthquake (Oral Presentation)
Miyoko ENOMOTO, Tokyo International University, Japan

944.3

Social Risks, the Nordic Welfare State and Institutional Trust – Do Migrants “Go Native”? (Oral Presentation)
Barbara FERSCH, Centre for Comparative Welfare Studies (CCWS), Aalborg University, Denmark; Karen N. BREIDAHL, Aalborg University, Denmark

944.4

Coping Unpredictability – Hope and Orientation of Burkinabe University Graduates in Times of Uncertainty (Oral Presentation)
Maike BIRZLE, University of Basel, Switzerland

944.5

Faith and Uncertainty: Migrants' Journeys Between Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore (Oral Presentation)
Lois BASTIDE, University of Geneva, Switzerland

944.6

Rebuild a Trust Relationship Between Doctors and Patients--Informal Exchange in Chinese Health Sector (Oral Presentation)
Jiong TU, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

944.7

A ‘Ritual' of Surgical Mask Wearing in Japan: A Short History (Distributed Paper)
Mitsutoshi HORII, Shumei University, Japan