@proceedings{Groce2017Proce-44629,
  year={2017},
  doi={10.4204/EPTCS.259},
  publisher={Open Publishing Association},
  address={Waterloo, NSW, Australia},
  series={Electronic proceedings in theoretical computer science : EPTCS},
  title={Proceedings 2nd International Workshop on Causal Reasoning for embedded and safety-critical Systems Technologies},
  number={259},
  editor={Groce, Alex and Leue, Stefan}
}

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