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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction
- Case History: The Spinach Contamination Crisis
- 2 Crisis Communication
- 3 Theories of Complexity
- 4 Predictability and Control in Complex Systems
- Case History: Knowledge, Uncertainty, and Expertise—NASA
- 5 The Complexity of Information and Assimilation
- 6 The Complexity of Understanding
- 7 Sorting Out the Complex World
- Case History: Nonlinear Diffusion China and Food Contamination
- 8 Complexity, Crisis, and the Expert Organization
- 9 Expecting the Unexpected
- 10 Adapting to a Complex World
- 11 Complex Recovery
- 12 Conclusion
- References
- Index
Title Pages
Title Pages
- Source:
- Crisis Management in a Complex World
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction
- Case History: The Spinach Contamination Crisis
- 2 Crisis Communication
- 3 Theories of Complexity
- 4 Predictability and Control in Complex Systems
- Case History: Knowledge, Uncertainty, and Expertise—NASA
- 5 The Complexity of Information and Assimilation
- 6 The Complexity of Understanding
- 7 Sorting Out the Complex World
- Case History: Nonlinear Diffusion China and Food Contamination
- 8 Complexity, Crisis, and the Expert Organization
- 9 Expecting the Unexpected
- 10 Adapting to a Complex World
- 11 Complex Recovery
- 12 Conclusion
- References
- Index
