8. Conclusion
Today, the threat of a global avian flu pandemic, widely publicized in the media, or that of nuclear terrorism, more discreetly apprehended, suggest, through the scale of mobilization they generate at state level, the extraordinary dimension, in the truest sense of the word, that a crisis can take on. "We are at the frontiers of the chaotic", says Patrick Lagadec. New types of threats, but also "new vulnerabilities", analyzes Claude Gilbert.
Against this backdrop, the Toulouse accident, as it is sometimes referred to, seems a modest one today. Except that, in retrospect, it's easy to forget that the explosion actually took place, bringing with it its share of destruction and distress, some of which continues to manifest itself today, and leaving the players with their backs to the wall of crisis. Later, new laws, new regulations and new structures reinforced the...
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Bibliography
File references
Regulations
– Law no. 2003-699 of July 30, 2003 on the prevention of technological and natural risks and the repair of damage.
– Law no. 2004-811 of August 13, 2004 on the modernization of civil security.
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Detailed bibliographies of the referenced authors can be found on their websites
• Gilbert Claude: http://www.pacte.cnrs.fr/
• Heiderich Didier: http://www.communication-sensible.com/
...Organizations
• ANVIE L'association nationale de valorisation interdisciplinaire des sciences humaines et sociales auprès des entreprises, http://www.anvie.fr
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