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Fearing Food: The Influence of Risk Perceptions on Public Preferences for Uniform and Centralized Risk Regulation
Fearing Food: The Influence of Risk Perceptions on Public Preferences for Uniform and Centralized Risk Regulation
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Organizational Resilience and the Relationship With Six Major Crisis Types for Dutch Safety Regions John Van Trijp Kees Boersma Suzanne Van Trijp Peter Groenewegenhttps://doi.org/10.1002/rhc3.12167
Collective Learning in Organizations—Opportunities and Constraints: Case Study of an Avalanche Blocking a Railway Line Monika Rydstedt Nymanhttps://doi.org/10.1002/rhc3.12159
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