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Planning to rescue Kuwait's oil wells: an environmental issue
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Disaster Prevention and Management
Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal (2007) 16 (4): 513–521.
Published: 04 September 2007
... discussed in this paper. Design/methodology/approach To approach the scope of this paper, the intentions and the practical evidence of such sabotage are pointed out. Efforts to rescue Kuwait's oil wells in addition to planning for the expected catastrophe are highlighted. The plausible reasons that made...
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Human factor failure and the comparative structure of jobs
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Disaster Prevention and Management
Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal (1997) 6 (5): 343–348.
Published: 01 December 1997
... of behaviours. Particular attention is directed at the normal kinds of workplace deviance, including sabotage, shown to be typical of each of the four archetypes. Their incumbent attitudes to risk are delineated, as are their typical patterns of industrial relationships. © MCB UP Limited 1997...
