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METHODOLOGY "RISK ANALYSIS": THEORETICAL AND APPLIED ASPECT
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Risk a priori is present in the life of man and society. Risks are manifested in various spheres of human life: social, economic, political and financial. Moreover, the risk has a significant impact on human life and health. A detailed analysis of this concept was carried out within the framework of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research. Moreover, the author presents an actual classification of risks in the context of post-non-classical science and practice. The author discusses the moment and situation of risks and their consequences. The author's definition of the concept of "risk assessment" is presented in the analysis conclusion. Risk assessment is a set of methods that allow predicting the probability of occurrence of an unplanned force majeure event, monitor results, evaluate the impact of this event and form ways of its repeated prevention. Complex risk assessment is implemented with the help of modern quality-method risk analysis. From the point of view applied sciences, risk analysis is a tool for achieving goals. Within the framework of modern philosophy and the humanities, risk analysis is a complex hierarchical system. Thus, in this scientific work the procedure of risk analysis is presented not only as a process (tool for achieving goals), but also as a complex hierarchical system (object of study modern science). In general, the methodology of risk assessment in modern science and practice should be based on knowledge, abilities and skills of applying a standard set of methods that are part of the risk analysis framework. Moreover, risk analysis should be based on the ability to quickly and adequately assess a specific non-standard unplanned situation, on the ability to promptly adopt an optimal adequate solution. This publication has been produced within the framework of the Russian Science Foundation research project ? 15-18-10013.
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