1995Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

Man-Made Disasters

Barry Turner, Nick Pidgeon

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The need to understand disasters attempts to understand disasters - I attempts to understand disasters - II three disasters analyzed the incubation of disasters errors and communication difficulties order and disruption information, surprise and disaster disasters and rationality in organizations the origins of disaster.

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The need to understand disasters attempts to understand disasters - I attempts to understand disasters - II three disasters analyzed the incubation of disasters errors and communication difficulties order and disruption information, surprise and disaster disasters and rationality in organizations the origins of disaster.

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The need to understand disasters attempts to understand disasters - I attempts to understand disasters - II three disasters analyzed the incubation of disasters errors and communication difficulties order and disruption information, surprise and disaster disasters and rationality in organizations the origins of disaster.

Key concepts: Surprise, Rationality, Order (exchange), Business, Computer security, Political science, Computer science, Psychology

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