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Lost in Representation: How Social Interaction Contributes to Safety
The role of “informal” dimensions of work and how they contrast with formal safety management systems has been widely described in safety science. This chapter aims to unpack the nature of such dimensions. We show how social interaction is a foundational—rather than secondary—component of organizati
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