1. Editorial

   • P. Carlo Cacciabue
   • David Woods

   Guest Editorial of Special Issue 09 April 2010 Pages: 77 - 78

2. From cognitive reliability to competence? An evolving approach to human factors and safety

   • Alessandra Re
   • Luigi Macchi

   Original Article 06 April 2010 Pages: 79 - 85

3. “Those found responsible have been sacked”: some observations on the usefulness of error

   • Richard I. Cook
   • Christopher P. Nemeth

   Original Article 28 April 2010 Pages: 87 - 93

4. Hollnagel’s test: being ‘in control’ of highly interdependent multi-layered networked systems

   • David D. Woods
   • Matthieu Branlat

   Original Article 13 April 2010 Pages: 95 - 101

5. Adapting plans in progress in distributed supervisory work: aspects of complexity, coupling, and control

   • Tom Kontogiannis

   Original Article 07 April 2010 Pages: 103 - 118

   

6. Dynamic reliability and human factors for safety assessment of technological systems: a modern science rooted in the origin of mankind

   • P. Carlo Cacciabue

   Original Article 04 April 2010 Pages: 119 - 131

   

7. Human-error-based design of barriers and analysis of their uses

   • F. Vanderhaegen

   Original Article 03 April 2010 Pages: 133 - 142

   

8. The ETTO principle and organisational strategies: a field study of ICU bed and staff management

   • Tania Xiao
   • Penelope Sanderson
   • Bala Venkatesh

   Original Article 10 April 2010 Pages: 143 - 152

   

9. Traffic systems as joint cognitive systems: issues to be solved for realizing human-technology coagency

   • T. Inagaki

   Original Article 02 April 2010 Pages: 153 - 162