Organizational resilience, crisis management, sustainability

The list author says:
	"One of the standard guides on resilience engineering - easy to read and follow, with frameworks and checklists for stress free implementation"

The list author says:
	"Why accidents are partially unavoidable - a good collection of case studies of some important accidents"

The list author says:
	"Weick's look at high resilience organisations and how to set up business not only for short term profit but on sounder foundations"

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	"Friendly fire incident as an exercise in analysing organisational resilience and improvement thereoff"

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	"In-depth analysis of the Challenger failure - probably the most detailed failure case study - but not a quick or easy read"

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	"How to survive the transformation - practical example from pre-bailout GM (while on the ropes in the early 1990s)"

The list author says:
	"Sheffi's book is not quite up to the standards of Mitroff when it comes to frameworks but is broader in scope and very applicable"

The list author says:
	"Another Mitroff book - in principle very interchangeable with the first on the list - so it's down to personal preference"

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	"Explaining the curse of thinking a company is too big and powerful to fail"

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	"Practical counter-example of Enron - a low resilience operation"

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	"Collection of management models and frameworks for building highly viable organizations"