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David A. Hofmann and Michael Frese, eds.: Errors in Organizations

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Karl E. Weick Administrative Science Quarterly

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TitleDavid A. Hofmann and Michael Frese, eds.: Errors in Organizations
Media name/outletAdministrative Science Quarterly
Date01.03.12
Producer/AuthorKarl E. Weick
URLasq.sagepub.com/content/57/1/159
PersonsMichael Frese

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Karl E. Weick Administrative Science Quarterly
Period01.03.2012

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