Titlebook: Hidden Assets; Harnessing the Power Charles Ehin Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 Change.Leadership.development.inno

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reat spatial distances. Often, the capacity to care for those remaining behind in the country of origin depends on the institutional background in both the latter and the country of destination. In the following I aim to show that a crisis, that is, the sudden lack or withdrawal of care, can connect

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Book 2004k clearly demonstrates how "smart" institutions can harness, rather than manage, these invisible emergent forces and in the process avoid the dismal record of past organizational transformation initiatives. Hidden Assets is a must read not only for top executives, knowledge professionals, and organi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80624-6plain historical change per se. For this reason, stage theory is still quite synchronic in character even though it is a large step closer to history than the theory of a purely capitalist society. If neither pure theory nor stage theory theorize historical development and change, then how do we rea