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Hazards, Culture, and the Co-construction of Safety in Complex Organizations
The chapter examines safety and culture, arguing that definitions of safety must be grounded in hazards while recognizing its socially constructed nature. The chapter differentiates between different types of hazards and inspects how they contribute to different types of cultures being formed. The c
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