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Investigation into the role of human and organizational factors in security work against terrorism at large-scale events
Abstract
The pervasive human and organizational factors (HOFs) in security work at large-scale events (LSEs) contribute greatly to preventing terrorist attacks. However, as they have not been systematically analyzed, the formulation of relevant precautions could be flawed. This study aims to construct a quantitative model for: (i) systematically analyzing the HOFs in security work against terrorism at LSEs, (ii) predicting the probability of such...
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Title
Investigation into the role of human and organizational factors in security work against terrorism at large-scale events
Published Date
Aug 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
128
Pages
104764 - 104764
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