6. Conclusion

"The great diversity of ways of understanding hazards has led to the emergence of different study and prevention techniques (industrial health and safety, reliability, operational safety, sanitary engineering, crisis management, etc.) which coexist but remain very compartmentalized, which is highly detrimental to the enactment of risk prevention rules with a view to better protecting workers or populations. Cindynics thus takes a multidisciplinary approach, combining contributions from a wide range of sciences: geology and meteorology for natural disasters, chemistry and physics for industrial disasters, systems and game theory for modeling, sociology, ergonomics, psychology, economics, epidemiology and toxicology for their human, social, economic and political consequences... Cindynics takes into account the complexity of problems and approaches risks in a global, systemic way, i.e. it...