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Life and Death at Work. Industrial Accidents as a Case of Socially Produced Error

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Dodier Nicolas. Dwyer Tom, Life and death at work. Industrial accidents as a case of socially produced error.. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1992, 33-4. Organisations, firmes et réseaux. pp. 670-673.

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