Titlebook: Rethinking Knowledge Management; From Knowledge Objec Claire R. McInerney,Ronald E. Day Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007 In

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Andreina Mandellintext for modern and future climate change. Global and regional climate changes occur over all timescales due to many external and internal factors. For example, changes in Earth’s orbital configuration due to gravitational changes in the solar system affect the seasonal and geographic distribution

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Manuel Zackladntext for modern and future climate change. Global and regional climate changes occur over all timescales due to many external and internal factors. For example, changes in Earth’s orbital configuration due to gravitational changes in the solar system affect the seasonal and geographic distribution

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ffects of such degradation and no country is unilaterally capable of managing the issue. While most environmental issues share these characteristics, which inhibit their resolution internationally, these issues are really little different from other global issues involving ‘common property resources

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Where and When was Knowledge Managed?,iscourses or multiple versions of KM, and suggest that KM versioning is a characteristic, but underexplored, feature of complex projects that involve multiple actors with different knowledge trajectories.

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