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      Prof David Ball

      ROLE: Professor Risk Management
      SCHOOL: Science & Technology
      DEPARTMENT: Natural Sciences
      TELEPHONE: +44 (0)20 8411 6822
      EMAIL: D.Ball@mdx.ac.uk
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        Risky play in a risk averse world

        Ball, David J. (2020) Risky play in a risk averse world. In: OECD 21st Century Children, 17-18 Feb 2020, Utrecht, the Netherlands. (Published online first)

        Improving society's management of risks - a statement of principles

        Ball, David J. and Humpherson, Ed and Johnson, Branden and McDowell, Michelle and Ng, Reuben and Radaelli, Claudio and Renn, Ortwin and Seedhouse, David and Spiegelhalter, David and Uhl, Alfred and Watt, John (2020) Improving society's management of risks - a statement of principles. Project Report. Atomium, EISMD, Brussels, Belgium.

        The importance of play and what we need to do

        Ball, David J. (2019) The importance of play and what we need to do. In: Japan Park Facilities Association (JPFA) 30th Anniversary Conference, 08 Oct 2019, Tokyo.

        Risk Assessment - breaking new ground

        Ball, David J. (2019) Risk Assessment - breaking new ground. In: Play and managing risk seminar, 17 Jul 2019, Conwy Business Centre, Llandudno Junction. (Published online first)

        Presentation of CAPUR's scientific activities

        Ball, David J. (2019) Presentation of CAPUR's scientific activities. In: CAPUR presentation by Atomium (Brussels), 07 May 2019, Brussels.

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