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Methodology: How to Investigate the (In-)Visibility of Decision Contingency in the Practice of Projrical accessibility of the research issue, interrelations between theory and empirical data, and the case study approach the further analysis is based on (cf. chapter 4.1). In a next step, the specific case organization selected for the analysis is presented in its main characteristics (cf. chapter

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Empirical Analysis: Exploring the (In-)Visibility of Decision Contingency in the Practice of Projecying to find the remains of a rare species. Accordingly, the presentation of empirical results is structured by following the successive steps of the archaeological expedition. In a first step, the CPL databases, right at the entry door of the expedition, are described regarding the question which m

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Conclusion and Outlook,oretical focus on the visibility of decisions and their contingency has been newly developed in this study. The issue’s relevance is twofold: In theoretical terms, recent advancements in both organizational communication studies (Taylor & van Every, 2000; McPhee & Zaug, 2000; Cooren & Fairhurst, for

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Irrtum 6: ?Das halten wir sch?n schlicht!“re so for project organizations, taking a look on the communicational side can help to develop an understanding of DCV as occurring in communication. In this chapter, this issue is approached by a twofold analytic procedure which links back to the notion of organizations as communications introduced in the previous chapter.

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Theoretical Analysis: The (In-)Visibility of Decision Contingency in Organizational Communication,re so for project organizations, taking a look on the communicational side can help to develop an understanding of DCV as occurring in communication. In this chapter, this issue is approached by a twofold analytic procedure which links back to the notion of organizations as communications introduced in the previous chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-50339-3in its most basic assumptions, and (4) they are . which means that they usually cannot be easily combined with other paradigms due to mutually contradicting epistemological and methodological assumptions.. Moreover, Kuhn (1962) theorizes paradigms as being subject to revolutionary rather than evolutionary changes over time.

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