英文摘要 |
The social amplification of risk framework(SARF) proposed by Kasperson and its collaborators in 1988, based on the social characteristics of risk, has revealed the very process of amplification of risk during its transmission of information. By analyzing the “San Lu milk powder scandal”, the SARF was found to be highly interpretative towards the amplification of risk in the field of food safety. In response to such amplification of risk, it is necessary not to only rely on risk communications, instead should build a legal system for multiple food safety risks, which requires risk assessment as well as flexible and diversified risk management. |