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A report on a new form of sampling for content analysis labeled by the author as “concept sampling.'
A new hypothesis is proposed to describe emergence in organizational settings.
The paper argues that a shared language based on the vocabulary of complexity can have important roles in technological competition to provide direction to the management of research efforts.
A profile of the author with a list of publications and accomplishments.
The paper presents the initial results of research about metaphor and language as used within an organization, particularly the use of metaphors drawn from what in science is referred to as Complexity.
The author's discussion of how organizations make sense of continuing change.
This paper argues that a shared language based on the vocabulary of complexity can have an important role in a management context.
A research proposal about metaphors and language as used within an organization.
The article looks at metaphor and language as used within an organization.
A report which proposes a nine-level model for organization coherence.
A downloadable report discussing the idea that managers should pay attention to language in organizations because it is in the emergent nature of languaging that change manifests itself.
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