Volume 11, Number 1, February 2009

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  Trudi Farrington-Darby, John R. Wilson: Understanding social interactions in complex work: a video ethnography. 1-15
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  Gudela Grote, Johann C. Weichbrodt, Hannes Günter, Enikö Zala-Mezö, Barbara Künzle: Coordination in high-risk organizations: the need for flexible routines. 17-27
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  Sara Kraemer, Pascale Carayon, Thomas F. Sanquist: Human and organizational factors in security screening and inspection systems: conceptual framework and key research needs. 29-41
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  Leena Norros, Leena Salo: Design of joint systems: a theoretical challenge for cognitive systems engineering. 43-56
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  Robert R. Hoffman, Kelly Neville, Jennifer Fowlkes: Using cognitive task analysis to explore issues in the procurement of intelligent decision support systems. 57-70
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  Axel Schulte, Claudia Meitinger, Reiner Onken: Human factors in the guidance of uninhabited vehicles: oxymoron or tautology? 71-86

Volume 11, Number 2, June 2009

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  Anna Windischer, Gudela Grote, Fabienne Mathier, Séverine Meunier Martins, Rémy Glardon: Characteristics and organizational constraints of collaborative planning. 87-101
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  Eva Jensen: Sensemaking in military planning: a methodological study of command teams. 103-118
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  Thierry Morineau, Eric Beuzet, Alain Rachinel, Laurence Tobin: Experimental evaluation of a tide prediction display based on the ecological interface design framework. 119-127
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  Maaria Nuutinen, Leena Norros: Core task analysis in accident investigation: analysis of maritime accidents in piloting situations. 129-150
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  Paolo Cottone, Luca Pieti, Valentina Schiavinato, Dorian Soru, Massimiliano Martinelli, Diego Varotto, Giuseppe Mantovani: "Solving" ambiguity in the virtual space: communication strategies in a collaborative virtual environment. 151-163
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  Wout van Wezel, René J. Jorna: Cognition, tasks and planning: supporting the planning of shunting operations at the Netherlands Railways. 165-176

Volume 11, Number 3, September 2009

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  Sidney W. A. Dekker: Just culture: who gets to draw the line? 177-185
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  Yuji Niwa: A proposal for a new accident analysis method and its application to a catastrophic railway accident in Japan. 187-204
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  Björn J. E. Johansson, Per-Arne Persson: Reduced uncertainty through human communication in complex environments. 205-214
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  Renzo Akkerman, Dirk Pieter van Donk: Analyzing scheduling in the food-processing industry: structure and tasks. 215-226
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  Simon Attfield, Sarah Fegan, Ann Blandford: Idea generation and material consolidation: tool use and intermediate artefacts in journalistic writing. 227-239
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  Denis Besnard: Imaz, M. and Benyon, D: Designing with blends. 241-244

Volume 11, Number 4, December 2009

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  Maurizio Catino: Blame culture and defensive medicine. 245-253
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  Andrew N. Healey, Jonathan Benn: Teamwork enables remote surgical control and a new model for a surgical system emerges. 255-265
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  Anne-Elodie Monin, John Dowell: User interface specification with sequence diagrams: an application to the AIRBUS A380 Datalink system. 267-277
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  Penn Smith, Ann Blandford, Jonathan Back: Questioning, exploring, narrating and playing in the control room to maintain system safety. 279-291
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  Dimitris Nathanael, Polyxeni Vassilakopoulou: Integrating quality-in-use in the IS acquisition process: an activity perspective. 293-312
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  Jacques Marc, Janine Rogalski: Collective management in dynamic situations: the individual contribution. 313-327

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