A multi-case study of the implementation of an integrated approach to safety in small enterprises
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Kent Jacob Nielsen | Pete Kines | Lars Peter Sønderbo Andersen | Louise Møller Pedersen | Dorte Raaby Andersen | K. Nielsen | P. Kines | L. Andersen | D. Andersen | L. Pedersen
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