HALINA SZEJNWALD BROWN is an Associate Professor at Clark University and is associated with the Center for Technology, Environment, and Development.PATRICK DERR is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Clark University and a Senior Research Associate at CENTED.ORTWIN RENN is Associate Professor in the Environment, Technology, and Society Program and a Senior Research Associate at CENTED.ALLEN L. WHITE is Director, Risk Analysis Group, Tellus Institute, Boston, and Senior Research Associate at CENTED.JEANNE X. KASPERSON is Research Librarian for the George Perkins Marsh Institue at Clark University and Senior Research Associate at the World Hunger Program at Brown University.ROGER E. KASPERSON is Professor of Government and Geography and Senior Research Researcher at the George Perkins Marsh Institute at Clark University.

• Introduction to the Study Conceptual Framework and Initial Assumptions Background to the Case Studies Chronologies of the Three Cases Host Country Development Policies and Environment, Health, and Safety Corporate Culture and Technology Transfer Business Arrangements and the Environment, Health, and Safety Synthesis Index

HALINA SZEJNWALD BROWN is an Associate Professor at Clark University and is associated with the Center for Technology, Environment, and Development.PATRICK DERR is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Clark University and a Senior Research Associate at CENTED.ORTWIN RENN is Associate Professor in the Environment, Technology, and Society Program and a Senior Research Associate at CENTED.ALLEN L. WHITE is Director, Risk Analysis Group, Tellus Institute, Boston, and Senior Research Associate at CENTED.JEANNE X. KASPERSON is Research Librarian for the George Perkins Marsh Institue at Clark University and Senior Research Associate at the World Hunger Program at Brown University.ROGER E. KASPERSON is Professor of Government and Geography and Senior Research Researcher at the George Perkins Marsh Institute at Clark University.

• Introduction to the Study Conceptual Framework and Initial Assumptions Background to the Case Studies Chronologies of the Three Cases Host Country Development Policies and Environment, Health, and Safety Corporate Culture and Technology Transfer Business Arrangements and the Environment, Health, and Safety Synthesis Index

HALINA SZEJNWALD BROWN is an Associate Professor at Clark University and is associated with the Center for Technology, Environment, and Development.PATRICK DERR is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Clark University and a Senior Research Associate at CENTED.ORTWIN RENN is Associate Professor in the Environment, Technology, and Society Program and a Senior Research Associate at CENTED.ALLEN L. WHITE is Director, Risk Analysis Group, Tellus Institute, Boston, and Senior Research Associate at CENTED.JEANNE X. KASPERSON is Research Librarian for the George Perkins Marsh Institue at Clark University and Senior Research Associate at the World Hunger Program at Brown University.ROGER E. KASPERSON is Professor of Government and Geography and Senior Research Researcher at the George Perkins Marsh Institute at Clark University.

• Introduction to the Study Conceptual Framework and Initial Assumptions Background to the Case Studies Chronologies of the Three Cases Host Country Development Policies and Environment, Health, and Safety Corporate Culture and Technology Transfer Business Arrangements and the Environment, Health, and Safety Synthesis Index