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“Why Are We Having More Incidents?” Causal Loops in Reactions to Unwanted Events

by Steven Shorrock
Posted on 29/01/202427/05/2024

One way to understand the links between unwanted events, conditions and interventions is via causal…

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Target Culture: Lessons in Unintended Consequences

by Steven Shorrock
Posted on 02/07/201324/03/2023

By Steven Shorrock & Tony Licu The text in this article first appeared in HindSight…

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This blog is written by Dr Steven Shorrock. I work as an transdisciplinary humanistic-systems practitioner in safety critical industries. I blog in a personal capacity. Views expressed here are mine and not those of any affiliated organisation.

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