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Theory, Culture & Society Theory, Culture & Society caters for the resurgence of interest in culture within contemporary social science and the humanities. Building on the heritage of classical social theory, the book series examines ways in which this tradition has been reshaped by a new generation of theorists. It will also publish theoretically informed analyses of everyday life, popular culture, and new intellectual movements. EDITORM:i ke Featherstone, University of Teesside SERIEESD ITORIABLO ARD Roy Boyne, University of Northumbria at Newcastle Mike Hepworth, University of Aberdeen Scott Lash, University of Lancaster Roland Robertson, University of Pittsburgh Bryan S. Turner, University of Essex Also in this series The Tourist Gaze Leisure and Travel in Contemporary Societies John Urry The Body Social Process and Cultural Theory edited by Mike Featherstone, Mike Hepworth and Bryan S. Turner Images of Postmodern Society Socia) Theory and Contemporary Cinema Norman K.D enzin Promotional Culture Advertising, Ideology and Symbolic Expression Andrew Wernick Cultural Theory and Cultural Change Feminism, Youth and Consumerism Mica Nava Globalization Social Theory and Global Culture Roland Robertson Risk Society Towards a New Modernity Ulrich Beck Max Weber and the Sociology of Culture Ralph Schroeder RISKO CSIETY Towards New Modernity a ULRICH BECK translated by Mark Ritter SAGE Publications Londo•n N ewburyP ar•k N ew Delhi -- UNIVERSITY ��, UBRARV Originpaulbllyi sas hReid sikogeAsu/ed /lesmWc ehigcifn t : eianned ere ©M oSudherrknaVmeerp l aFgr,a nkfam urt Main1,9 86 Thist ransla©t iSoangP eu blicat1i9o9n2s , Thiesd itfiirosnptu blis1h9e9d2 Introdu©c tSicoonLt ats ahn dB riaWny nne1,9 92 Allr ighrtess erNvoep da.r otft hipsu blicamtaiyob ne reproduscteodri,en ad r terievsaylsm t,et ransmiotrt ed utiliiznea dn yf oromr b ya nym eanesl,e ctronic, mechanicpahlo,t ocopryeicnogr,dio nrog t herew,wi isthout permisins iworni tfirnogtm h Peu blishers. SAGEP ublicaLttido ns 6B onhillS treet LondoEnC 2A4 PU SAGEP ublicaItnico ns 24STSe llReora d NewbuPrayr kC,a lifor9n1i3a2 0 SAGEP ublicaItnidoPinvast L td 32M,- BloMcakr ket GreatKaielra sh- I NewD elhi1 1004 8 BritiLsihb raCrya taloguIinPn ugb lleaDtaltoan BeckU,l rich RisSko cieTtoyw:a radN se wM odern-ity. (TheoCryu,l tu&r Seo ciSeetryi es) I.T itlIeI R.i ttMearr,k IIIS.e ries 306 ISBN0- 8039-834S-x ISBN0 -8039-8(p3b46k-)8 Libraryo fC ongreesast aleoagr ndu mbe92r-0S 0272 TypesbeyMt a yheTwy pesetRthianyga,dP eorw,y s PrinitneG dr eaBtr itbayiD no tesLitods, TrowbriWdiglet,s hire INTRODUCTION Ulrich Beck's Risk Society is already one of the most influential European works of social analysis in the late twentieth century. Risikogesellschaft was published in German in 1986. In its first five years it sold some 60,000 copies. Only a very few books in post-war social science have realized that sort of figure, and most of those have been textbooks. Risk Society is most definitely not a textbook. In the German speaking world - in terms of impact both across disciplines and on the lay public - comparison is probably best made with Habermas's Strukturwandel der Offentlichkeit, published in German some twenty-five years before Beck's book, though only released in English as The Transformation of the Public Sphere in 1989. But Beck's book has had an enormous influence. First, it had little short of a meteoric impact on institutional social science. In 1990 the biannual conference of the German Sociological Association was entitled 'The Modernization of Modernization?' in oblique reference to Beck's thesis of reflexive modernization. Risk Society further played a leading role in the recasting of public debates in German ecological politics. Ulrich Beck is not just a social scientist but what the Germans call a Schriftsteller, a word that loses much of its meaning when translated into English as essayist or non-fiction writer. The personal and essayistic style of Risikogesellschaft - though it is a quite accessible book in the German - has made it an immensely difficult book to translate. And Mark Ritter, elsewhere a translator of Simmel, has done a heroic job here. Beck, as Schriftsteller and public sphere social scientist, writes regularly in the Frankfurter A/lgemeine Zeitung. There is no equivalent of this in the Anglo-American world, and one is reminded of a continental European tradition in which Walter Benjamin once wrote regularly for the same Frankfurt newspaper and Raymond Aron for Le Figaro. This said, Risk Society consists of two central interrelated theses. One concerns reflexive modernization and the other the issue of risk. Let us address these sequentially. Reflexive Modernization There is something apt in the above mentioned juxtaposition of Beck's work on risk society and Habermas's on the public sphere. In a very important way Habermas first gave bones in this early seminal work to what would later be his theory of modernization. Beck of course makes no claims to the sort of theoretical depth and weight that Habermas has 4 RISSKO CEIYT ofl ibeprlaulr alriesmmaf,ii nr milnys trumeanntdra eldiusctt iToon ist. theex tetnhtat th eayl lootwh feorr mosfe xpenrciseeu cahsp ublsikce p­ tiicsimn ttoh e'irra timoondaelr'fn rias,mtt e hedyos oo nylo ns ufferance andn oats a meetiwnigto ht hleerg itfiommrasto efl i.f e Indetehdeo mdinntar ispka radihgamvbsee eanb lteos urrotuhnedm ­ selwvietsth h aep pear(aannscdee l f-deolfcu rsiitopinlc)ua rla dleibsattiec andl earntihnrgo,u tghhegr owtohf a plethoofrd ai scipsluibn­es, dsiciplainndse csh oooflt sh ougvhiotgr oucsolmyp etfionargs cendancy andr ecogniintt ihioenn t erpraentda' tmainoang e'mo efnt threi sokfs �modertne chnolsoogcii.ceY atelytt hec ritfiocraoclfea ltlh ifse rvent intellaeccttiuviaislrt ayd icaanldls yy stematciocnasltlrbyay ii ntesd cultuhrearli taangdue n refleicdtmii ov(en ottom entiiotnfs o rmosf patronagaen d institutional orienttahteions). Risks are defined as probabsi olfip thiyesihcaarlmd uet og ivetne chnoloorgo itchaelr proce.s Hseensctee chneixcpaelar rtegs i vepno lpeo sittiodo ne fine agendaansdi mpobsoeu ndpirnegm ia spreiosri onr isdki sc ourses. A smaglrl ouopfs ociolaongdia sntthsr opoflroogbmie sytostn hde cultupraalolef t hhiesg emhoanvyme a dteh roebes ernvsai tnpi aorticular. Firssutc,ph h ysicaalr aerl iwsakyss acnrdee fafteeicdnts eodc siyaslt ems, fore xampblyeo rganizaantdii onnsst itwuhtiicaohrn ess u ppotsoe d managaen dc onttrhoerl i sakcyt ivSietcyo.nt dh,em agnitouftd hee physircikassil st hereaf doirree ct fouftn hcqetu iayolo nif st ociraell a­ tioannsdp roceTshsierstd.h,p e r imrairsyek vn,ef otrh meo stte chnically intenascitviev( iitnidepesee rdh maopsset s pecfioatrlh leymi )st, h erefore thaotfs ocideaple nduepnocinyn stitauntdai cotnowsrh som ayw elble -anda rguaabrlieyn crea-sailnigoelbnys, c aunrdie n accetsoms oisbtl e peopalfef ecbtyte hdre i siknqs u estion. Thutsh ies soufet sr uasntdc redihbaivlbeie teryna isinet dhr ei fsike ld, ina wayc onnecttote hdte r uissts aused iscubsysA endt hoGniyd dens ando theirnrs e lattoil oantm eo detryna indi tpsr oblYeemttsh .te r eat­ menotft hinso vdeilm enshiabosen e int sreelvfe aalsit nhfgeu, lr dl eepth oft hper oblheambs e erne duacneddc ooptiendtt oh per evaiilnisntgr u­ menttaelr mass,t oh owi nstitcuatnai doanpstp rocedaundr seesl f­ presentianot ridrote nos erceuo rr epacirre dibwiiltihtfoyuu,nt d amen­ �e�p��lfr � t�a��tiol_!ing_J_ -·or-·iocdoanllt_h1:.r v oo!�v-e-1'he modesrunb -fioefrl idsc ko mmuniceaxteimopnlt ihfibisae nse dfeufle nce againrsetf lexAilvtihtoiyun.tg hhre i sfike ltdh seo cdiiamle nsoift ornu st habse epnr opoassce rdu cfoirat ley ne aorrsm oret,h ihsabs e erne sisted andr edefinonwet dh;ve e rdyi ffebruectno tn verwgoernoktf B ecakn d Giddehnassr einforicte.d Reflexiivesix tcyl ufdreodm stohceai napdlo liitnitcearla bcettiwoenesn peratnsds ocigarlo uopvse mro derrni sbkesc,a ousfte h sey stematic sumpnto ifro ealiinss cmi eCnocnet.e mpeoxraamrpyal beosu nWdh.e n farwmo rkers tchlaahtie mrebdi cwiedrceeas u suinnagc cephteaabllteh effetchtBesr ,i tish goverintPmsee sntti AcadisvdkieessCdo o rmym ittee toi nves.t TihgeaP tAeC,c omposleadr goeflt yo xicoltougrinsetds , INTRODUCTION 5 auotmaitcatlolt yh sec ien_lt iitfeir.c9a11.t1��2ur���l! !J__! Q���glogoyft he chemiicnaq lu.seo s._tniTli. ey concluudneedq uivtohcaattlh lewyra esn o tis-r·-wfieii teh farwmo rkers rweittauhnr e nveetdnh icdkoesrs oife r casse ofm edichaarlm ,t heP ACd ismitshsieasdsm erealnyed cotal, unconrtollneodn -knowledge. Whent hewye rfeo rcbeydf urtphuebrlo ibcj ecttioro entsut rotn h e questtihoPenA ,C a gaaisns erthtaettdh ewraesn od anrg,be utth sit ime addeadna pparemnitnlobyru ,ta c tuallyq ucarluicfiicTaahlit swi aosn . thatth ewraesn or isakc cortdoit nhgse c ielnictee rsaotl uornaegs,t he herbiwcaispd re ocdeudu ndetrh ceo rrceocntd it(idoinosxc iounlsbd e produacsec do ntamibnyas nmtaslv la riatiinpo rnosd ucptrioocne ss pareatmearnsdu) s eudn dtehrce o rrceocntd itOinot nhsli.as t qtueers tion thfea rwmo rkewresrt eh eex peTrhtesky.n efrwo m expetrhia'ettn hcee corrceocntd itoifuo snews'e raes cienftainsstty-as ''C loud-cuckoo-land fromb eihntdh lea borabteonrcayhs o' n ef armerresp'r esepnutita.t t ive Thei nstrufcotrui sowene sr fer equeonbtlliyt eorrla otsettdh, pe r oper sprayeiqnugi pmweansot f tuenna vaiplraobtleec, tivwea sco lfottehni ng inadequaantdwe ea,t hecro nditwieornfrese quently iintg hneo red presest uogr etth sep raydionn.ge Thei dealmiozdeedlo f t her issky sterme,fl ecitnet dh es cientists' excilvufeso counst hlea borryak tnoowlecdognet,a nionoten dlq yu estion­ ablpeh ysiacsaslu mpbtuiaton nasi mvoed eolft hapta rotfs ociWehtayt. ism oriet w asd eploiyneef df eacsta socipraels criwpittihoaonnu,yt intteo rren segotni oavteiirot vsa liodria tcyc eptaTbhiecl oimtpyl.e tely unrefleicmtpiovseio tfti hoenbs oeu ndpirnegm iosnte hsre i dsekb aotnel y polartihziees dsa ureo utnhdre e aldiisstt raccotnicoenrt nhtiern ugvt ahl ue ofs ciecnp triofiposiatnipdoo nlse,amb iocut th ael leigrerda tiooftn hael ity farwmo rkearnsdc orrupotfsi coine natnidrs etgsu laitnosrtyi tAu tions. reflexlievaer npirnogc weosusl hda vree cogntihzceeo dn dituinodnesr ­ pinntihnsegc ientific cdornancw oluuttsh iseoo ncsis,ai lt uatqiuoensa­l tiownhsi cthh eiym pliaendde, x amitnheedws iehtt hbee neifnitat/eia r o f the diffofreomrfsek nnto wlehdeglbedyp eopolteht ehra snc ienTthiisst s. reflexlievaer npirnogc ewsosu lhda vnee cessmaerainlntye gotiation betwdeiefn feerpseitnetm olaongdsi buecsu ltfourrmaaslm, o ngdsiftfre ent discouarnsdae sss ;u cihtw oulhda veen taitlhdeeed v elopomfte hnet scoioarlm oraild entoiftt hiaeec st oirnsv o.l ved Eveinn t hmeo satp paretnetclhynr iicsaarkle natsh,e retfhoerirese, importsaoncti olwoogritkco ab led on.eW itah f ewe xceptsioocniso,­ logihsatevs b eetni miadnd c omplaicnet nhtef acoef t hipse rvasive apologfiroat h(ea lwtaeymsp orbaurtiy n cesseaxnttelnyrd eepda)oi fr modernWihtiylf.sr tot mh wee lpla ddaerdm choafit rhsse e mirnoaorm s ofP arimosd,e rnmiatyay p pedaera adn dn earbluyr iaenddr, e flexivity mayb et hrivaisan cgo llefcotriomvf ed iscoutrhsceeo ,n ditoifo ns odrinalriyff eo mra nym ayc altlh iisn tqou estbiootnah,s a general accooufnt thp er esaenndat sa m odeolft hfeu tubryde i ffuosuitowna rds and( istem es)d ownwafrrdostm h vea nguianrtde lligentsia. 6 RISSKO CEITY UlriBcehci kso neo ft hfee wt heoretiincfaolrlmye d sowchioo logists havees catpheidws i dteeren ndcyt owartdism idoirc toym plaectehnnto ­ centrainsdgm r,a ppwlietsdho mcee ntdriamle nsoifto hnreso loefr isk discouirnss etsr ucturreipnrgo,d uacnidrn egp aitrhienm go dernist histoprrioccja.telT het hemoef r felexmiovdee rnization corresponds closweilttyhh oeu tlfirnoetm h eex maplaeb ovoefa, r eflexleiavren ing procwehsiscc ho ubleda dvanicnce ondt emporriascrkoy n fliicnttsesao df deepetnhicenr gi osfli esg itiomfam toidoeinrn ns titutecfafusntS,h-elyo ck ar�cremrarc -aeiilsfons:-W'h ereaspoSt-iiiociernisimm pltihees wholaelaseb andonomfes ncti enntsitfriucm-meiondteaoslft hougahntd, moderngirsamn tthse gmr otesiqnuflealtayen ddu ncondiptoiwoenra,l reflexmiovdee rnizactoinonfrntoa sn dt riteoas c commotdhaeets es ential tensbieotnw eheunm ainn deter-maisnr aecflye citnte hdie n cesbsuatn t .. alw� ayospe na tmtpett--. o--...r._.. en�e� goc....t oihaetrneea nrtr aotfii vdeesn -taintdy thien evit��-l'LoR�.�Q...natura.1:mliz.re.-, i nstiatnud� ional cutilrifPrlO dus.tiQns. -xnim portantis sufoer s ociolaongdai nstthsr opowlhoigciihsrs atiss ed byB eckp'esr speccotnicveterh nseso urocfre esfl ex.i vnOieat pyproiasc h toc oncltuhdaett h er eligoifso cni esnecceu lairtiszeielsspf u,s hed throuthgehb arrioefir tsos w np recommitbmyet nhteis m petoufs critibcuiiislnmttt ohs eo csitarlu cTthuirmsea .ys eeumn duolpyt imistic, thoutghhe irsse o methtiobn egr etaihneer.de Anot,hw eirdeilnyfl uenvtiieiawstl h atth ien tellcelcatrsausda,il c ally marginalainzdae ldi enfartoemmda instmroedaemr n,i ascmtasst he nuclaenudvs a nguoafrp do st-mocdreirtnai nqdru eefl ex.iT vhiisct lyass fractiisso enea nsu niqucealpya obfls ee nsainndag r ticutlhanete iwn g post-paracduilgtmHuaortweie.cv ae rs,k eptical oarla ttle eransatt ive, qualificattoti hoinss,e lf-congrtahteuolorafyti onrtye lleicst uals suggebsytl eodo kmionrgce a refauttl hldeyi scouorfns oens- intle llectua lapyu blgirco uipnrs i scko nfliIctit ssc o.m motnos upopest hawth en theirsen oo pepnu blciocn fliacbotu tth er isokfss omtee chnology, chemiocrta hlle i kteh,ii sse veindcoefp osiptuibvleia cc ceptoaftn hcee risokrso ,ft hfeu lslo cpiaalc kaogfre i sk-technotlioogWnyhs-e.in n stitu publoipcp osietmieoernsgi ntpoo litfiocramtl,h q eu estairouens su ally poseidnt ermosft hfea ctwohrisct hu rdn tehpeu blniecg atiiniv tes attitudes. Yetm oreet hnogrfiaeplhdiwcfro erqku ently showsw erteh at people nevepra rticpuolsairtaliboyv uett her isiknsq uestoiroa nb,o utth eir controilnlsitnigt Tuhteimyoa nysn .o th aveex pretshseecidrr i tiocri sm dissienpn utb lfiocr mb,ut th adto enso mte atnh ewye rneo cth ronically misutsrutlfo fs,k eptoifoc raa ll ienfartoetmdh ose insstuiptpuotsieodn s tob ei nc ontTrhoelmy.a ys imphlayvb ee erne sigtnode edp endoenn cy thaitn stitourtp ioolniatnlie cxauwlsi ,tn hop ercepiovweetdro i nfluence ito rm akiet m oraec countable. Att hiisn forpmrael-,p olleivtpeielco,ap lml aeyw elblea rticuilna ting theoiwrn s emi-prsiovcaiwtaoelr lidnst ,h eoiwrn v ernacau sltarro,n g ITNRODUTICNO 7 foromf c ritiwqhuoesr,ee flecxoimveinsto yft r otmh cer itpierq sue beu t frotmh oec casieovniadlselenynt os fse elfi-qcu-reai ntaw arenoefts hse ir owns elf-cenwsiotrrhes shpitepotc htoe v erweepnoeiwrna gn dh ubroifs dominnati nstitauntddi iosncso uTrhsiiessts ob. e s eeinnt haem bivalence and sociarle ferienwn hcaept e opalrepe r epatroee xdp raessb se l.i ef Ane xalmepc abne d rawfnr ofmi eldwwiotrChku mbrsihapenf e armers afttehrCe h ernoabcycli dheandrt a inreadd iocdeoswionun mt hefierl ls. Thep esristoefnt chece o ntaminwaatybi eoyno tnhdse c ienptriesdtisc'­ tionsm alnetydo a swkh etthhecero ntamiwnaasnt oiotof nl ongsetra nd­ in-gf rotmh nee arSbeyl lafielpdl asnniuttcD ele.es aptrih tseec ientists' confidaesnste rttihoatnths e cyo ulsde ea lceasrc iendtiifffiecr ence betewnet hrea dioacftriovtmih teaysl et ernsaotuirvcmeea sn,yf armers contitnoue exdp rtehsvesi etwh aSte llawfaisae llsidom plicaantdte hda t thihsa db eecno veurpeW.dh aits m oret,h ecyo uglidv ceo gerneta sons competwiinttghh sec ienctliasitwmshs'i, ch ha dt ob et akoennt ru.s t Yeitn -deipntthe rrveiveewasapl reodf oaumnbdi vacleae bnowuhta tto beliaenveda, r elucttaoen xcper tehsaesn ti-Sevlileabwfie ecladui ste , seeemdt,h iwso ulcdo ntratdhciehc etr isheadn dks ioncsinhaeiltp w orks which stfraardmdilfneagdm ilainedws o rdke pendeonnct yh el ocal economic-tecjhungogleorQgnuiaicuatat nel.u mboefrfa rmifnagm ilies alshoa viem medisaotndesa ,u ghtberrost,ha enrdfs r iewnhdows o rakt Selelladfio;f nt tehewyo rpka rt-otnit mhefe a ramn dp art-attit mhee nuclpelaarn Pte.o palrees t ruggtlorie ncgol necc ionflicitdienngt ities, fosteirnde idf feirfoe vnetr laspopciinnagel t woTrhkesai.rm bivalence abotru espontdosi cnige natsisfeiracts ti oto hnse o urocfte h rea dioactive contaminraetflieoctnth eimdsu ltxi spolceisailt ua.t ion Itw oulbdep ossitboil net ertphrikesidt no fm ulti-lraeyseproaensds e af oromf ' prirveaflteex iwvhiitcymh'u sbte t hper iboars fiosir t msor e publfiocr misfa, n dw hetnh edseev el(owph iicsnh o ti nevlie.tO) anbe wouladl seox petchstea mper ivate informaaln daa tmtbeinvuaalteendc es formso fs elf-retfloeb ceft oiuonwndi thtihnde o miniannstt itouft ions scieanncdae d ministarnai tmipoonr,td ainftf erbeenitcnhega tth easere mordee fenadgeadi snusctah m bivalbeenicmneagsd ter ansparent. Becku'nsu subarlolayd -baapsperdot aocs ho cicaoln struocfrt iisokn s andi denitnil tayti en dusstorciiawelot uylb dep otentair ailcblhay st ios examitnheeq suee stiaobnosut ths eo uracnedss o cial doyffn oarmsmi cs ofr eflexwiivtiwhth yi cthot ranstfhoperr mo joefmc otd ernPiesrmh.a ps thiwsi lblet hfeo coufsf utuwroer fko hri mo,u rsealnvdoe tsrh es. Thiisn troduwcotuilnodon bt e c omplweitteh sooumtme e ntioofnth e remarkpaabrlaebl eltewle Perno feBsescokrw' osr akn dt hree cewnotr k ofA nthoGniyd denCso.ns equIennc es of Modernity (1990) andM oder­ nity and Self-Identity (1991), Giddehnasds e velotpheedmae rso utnhde dsitincftoirrvmee fl extikaveiistn ym odernaibtoyur;ti sakn dt ruasntd; abotuhts ee lf-corefia dteinoitnnil taytm oed erntihtryo uthgrehe flexive shapoifno gu orw nb iograpnhaircraaltM iovrerese .m arkiastb hlfeea ct thatt,h ougBehc ka ndG iddehnasv vee rrye cenctolmyef ultloy 8 RIKS SOCIETY apprecoinaeat neo thceorn'tsr ibtuhtmeia ojnospr,a rotft hipsa rallel develnotph maebse eqnu iitned ependent. 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