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Preface |
5 |
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Contents |
9 |
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Contributors |
11 |
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Introduction |
13 |
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Chapter 1 The role of structure: a dependability perspective |
15 |
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Chapter 2 The role of structure: a software engineering perspective |
28 |
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System Properties |
59 |
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Chapter 3 Structuring evolution: on the evolution of socio-technical systems |
61 |
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Chapter 4 Time bands in systems structure |
86 |
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Human Components |
102 |
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Chapter 5 Procedures, programs and their impact on dependability |
103 |
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Chapter 6 Cognitive conflicts in dynamic systems |
119 |
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Systems Descriptions |
138 |
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Chapter 7 Architectural description of dependable software systems |
139 |
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Chapter 8 Computational diagrammatics: diagrams and structure |
155 |
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Chapter 9 Ethnography and the social structure of work |
181 |
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Chapter 10 Faults, errors and failures in communications: a systems theory perspective on organisational structure |
201 |
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Guaranteeing Dependability |
227 |
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Chapter 12 The structure of software development thought |
240 |
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Chapter 13 On the useof diverse arguments to increase confidence in dependability claims |
266 |
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Chapter 14 Qualitative analysis of dependability argument structure |
281 |
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Index |
303 |
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