A ciência da avaliação do risco: “evidenciação” de limites epistemológicos inevitáveis

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https://doi.org/10.14195/1647-7723_28-2_10

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Risco, avaliação de risco, epistemologia, incerteza, ética

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O autor apresenta uma análise da estrutura epistemológica associada à avaliação do risco considerada como componente fundamental da gestão do risco, em sentido lato. Após a justificação da seleção desta componente das outras que constituem a gestão do risco (sentido restrito) e de crises, apresentam-se algumas características do risco e da respectiva avaliação que evidenciam desafios e limites epistemológicos específicos e inevitáveis. A “evidenciação” destes limites e dos efeitos na ética e na comunicação do risco é uma manifestação positiva da maturidade e da consolidação desta área do conhecimento e um incentivo a desenvolvimentos futuros.

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2021-07-07