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Representing Crowd Behaviour in Emergency Planning Guidance: ‘Mass Panic’ or Collective Resilience?

Resilience
doi 10.1080/21693293.2013.765740
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April 1, 2013

Authors
John DruryDavid NovelliClifford Stott
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Informa UK Limited


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