Changing the Language of Change: How New Contexts and Concepts are Challenging the Ways we Think and Talk about Organizational Change - This paper proposes that the current terminology and conceptual language used in organizational change makes it difficult to address the often complex choices confronting contemporary organizations. There is a need to be specific and self-reflective when thinking ...
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2002
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Authors: | Marshak, Robert J. |
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Strategic change : SC ; briefings in entrepreneurial finance. - Chichester : Wiley, ISSN 1086-1718, ZDB-ID 13135557. - Vol. 11.2002, 5, p. 279
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