Leadership & Organization Development Journal: Volume 1 Issue 2

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Creating a New Organization: The Importance of Client/Consultants Relationships

Andrew Kakabadse

This study is an analysis of client‐consultant relationships centered around a large capital project, specifically in planning to build a self contained steel production plant in…

A Mirror for Change: Survey/Feedback Experiences

Tudor Rickards, John Bessant

Feedback from a disinterested observer can be a powerful stimulus for change. In our everyday lives the new mirror in the bathroom can act as the disinterested observer reminding…

Developing Organisational Life: Participation at Work

Cary L. Cooper

Preston and Post described three stages of organisational and management development, which they refer to as the “three managerial revolutions”. The first managerial revolution…

The Realities of Organisational Consultancy

John Edmonstone

The picture which typically emerges from literature on the work of organisation consultants, (Employee Relations Managers, Management Development Advisers, OD practitioners, etc…

Leadership Style and Leadership Flexibility: some transnational observations

Andrew J. Schou, Peter M. Storm

With the advent of industrial democratisation, worker participation, job re‐design, autonomous sub‐groups and workers' councils, it has become apparent to managers as well as…

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ISSN:

0143-7739

Online date, start – end:

1980

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Professor Martin McCracken
  • Prof Paul Humphreys