“…According to the scholars, risk culture encompasses the ways in which collectives perceive a disruptive event, show trust towards involved authorities and ascribe responsibility of (consequences of) the event (Reuter et al, 2019, p. 3). Focusing on four European countries (Italy, Germany, The Netherlands and the UK), they present and compare the results of a survey on more than 7,000 people, concluding that the notion of risk culture offers an interesting theoretical framework and proposing an alternative to individualistic models of risk perception (Lee et al, 2019). Validating that Germany has a state-oriented risk culture, The Netherlands an individualistic one and Italy a fatalistic risk culture (Cornia, 2015;Cornia et al, 2016), Reuter et al (2019) are the first to study the UK, which is classified in the countries with a fatalistic risk culture.…”