Cross-Sector Interdependencies is a theoretical construct in interdependency analysis that denotes the reciprocal functional, structural, or behavioral relationships between distinct critical infrastructure sectors, distinguished by their capacity to propagate cascading disruptions across sectoral boundaries.
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Engineering Systems (United States)
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