Challenging the status quo in health and safety through sensible risk management research

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O'Loughlin, M. 2017. Challenging the status quo in health and safety through sensible risk management research. Middlesex University.
TypeWorking paper
TitleChallenging the status quo in health and safety through sensible risk management research
AuthorsO'Loughlin, M.
PublisherMiddlesex University
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Online17 Jul 2017
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Deposited03 Aug 2017
LanguageEnglish
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