The Illusion of Risk Control

Abstract

Safety is ensured when hazardous circumstances, their consequences and their controls are known.How then, in uncertain contexts can safety be defined and achieved?Uncertainty raises new questions and needs new approaches for dealing with safety.These are introduced in the first chapter and developed throughout the book.

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