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Understanding Crowd Behaviour Supporting Evidence
Emergency planning College Understanding Crowd Behaviours: Supporting Evidence This report has been commissioned by, and prepared for, the Cabinet Office It forms part of the Understanding Crowd Behaviour ' research report series. The research was sponsored and funded by the Cabinet Office, as part of the canon of civil protection literature and guidance, published on their UK. Resilience website: ( ). The research was carried out, and the report series produced, by Organisational Psychologists at the Centre for Socio-Technical Systems Design (CSTSD) and the Centre for Organisational Strategy, Learning and Change (COSLAC) at Leeds University Business School. ( ). ( ). Rose Challenger, BSc, MSc Researcher in Organisational Psychology Professor Chris W. Clegg, BA, MSc, FBPsS, FBCS, FRSA. Professor of Organisational Psychology Mark A. Robinson, BSc, MSc Researcher in Organisational Psychology The research was project managed by the Emergency planning College, on behalf of the Cabinet Office.
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