If you liked The field guide to understanding 'human error' by Sidney Dekker, start with The Field Guide to Human Error Investigations (2017), Coping with computers in the cockpit (2018), and Safety Anarchist (2017). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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What should I read after The field guide to understanding 'human error'?

BookOrb recommends The Field Guide to Human Error Investigations (2017), Coping with computers in the cockpit (2018), Safety Anarchist (2017), Just culture (2012), and Safety Theater (2025).

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The field guide to understanding 'human error' is by Sidney Dekker.