Titlebook: Governing Risks in Modern Britain; Danger, Safety and A Tom Crook,Mike Esbester Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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‘Maximum Supervision’: Risk, Danger and Public Water in Post-War Britainlining likelihood of drowning and the panic that the possibility of drowning generated. He shows how risks were embedded social and economic phenomena, tied up in concerns about the management of spare time and young people’s ‘a(chǎn)imless’ leisure arising from the ‘a(chǎn)ffluent society’, and the perceived d

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Risk, Responsibility and Robens: The Transformation of the British System of Occupational Health andg-established regulatory philosophies, as well as more recent developments that questioned the viability of the existing system. Sirrs argues that existing moves towards self-regulation by employers and workers were combined with the state’s reluctance to impose legal sanctions on dangerous employer

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Conclusion: Governing Risks in Britain and Beyond a valuable means of rethinking how Britons have been governed. The conclusion also suggests avenues for further exploration. Central to this are the links made to nations and practices beyond Britain, drawing from and differing to the British experience, and which require further detailed examinati

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