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CREW STABILITY AND SHIPBOARD MANAGEMENT

M H Smith, J. Roggema

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Examines the organisational advantages and problems, associated with unstable shipboard groups, the importance of continuity to effective shipboard management and the implications of continuity for shipping companies.

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Examines the organisational advantages and problems, associated with unstable shipboard groups, the importance of continuity to effective shipboard management and the implications of continuity for shipping companies.

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Examines the organisational advantages and problems, associated with unstable shipboard groups, the importance of continuity to effective shipboard management and the implications of continuity for shipping companies.

Key concepts: Crew, Aeronautics, Engineering

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