Organisations, Culture & Food Safety
Organisations, Culture & Food Safety A rapid comparative overview of organisational culture frameworks in the food sector . Jose A Bolanos . Centre for Analysis of Risk and Regulation (CARR), London School of Economics (LSE), j.bolanos@lse.ac.uk & Food Standards Agency (FSA), jose.bolanos@food.gov.uk
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