Disastrous Decisions: Human & Organisational Causes of the Gulf of Mexico Blowout
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Disastrous Decisions: Human & Organisational Causes of the Gulf of Mexico Blowout

by Andrew Hopkins

Business Engineering
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Andrew Hopkins examines the human and organisational causes of the Gulf of Mexico blowout. Focusing on decision-making within a high-risk industrial setting, this book offers readers a concise study of how individual and institutional factors can contribute to serious disasters.

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Disastrous Decisions examines the human and organisational causes associated with the Gulf of Mexico blowout.

Andrew Hopkins focuses on decision-making and the organisational context surrounding a major industrial disaster.

The book provides a focused study of how human and institutional factors can shape outcomes in high-risk environments.

It is suited to readers interested in business, management, industrial safety, and the analysis of organisational failure.

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