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Managing Inherent Risk: On the Conceptualization of Risk in Defense Systems
Certain defense systems are, by nature, deployed in a civilian environment in order to serve a defensive function for that environment. However, the risk involved with their deployment and operation poses a challenge for the public acceptance of these systems. Compared to safety engineering for civi
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