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The Demand for Safety and Its Paradoxes

Abstract The world demands ever-increasing safety. That demand, however, varies from one system to another as its life-cycle progresses. The pressure on safety often reaches its maximum at the end of the cycle, which is paradoxically the time when the system more or less reaches its apogee in terms of the level of safety. [Pg.1]

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