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Journal of Organizational Change Management

ISSN: 0953-4814

Online from: 1988

Subject Area: Organization Studies

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Volume 19 issue 4

Published: 2006, Start page: p424
Special Issue: Paradoxes in Management

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1562851 The paradoxical repertoires of management consultancy
Andrea Whittle (pp. 424 - 436)
Keywords: Management consultancy, Organizational change
Article type: Conceptual paper
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1562852 Living with paradoxes of corporate strategy: A complexity perspective
Tore Hundsnes, Christine B. Meyer (pp. 437 - 446)
Keywords: Complexity theory, Corporate strategy, Norway, Organizational change, Telecommunications
Article type: Research paper
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1562853 Paradoxical process in the organizational change of the CEO succession: A case study from France
Slimane Haddadj (pp. 447 - 456)
Keywords: Chief executives, Complexity theory, France, Organizational change, Stakeholder analysis, Succession planning
Article type: Case study
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1562854 Self-regulation, strategic leadership and paradox in organizational change
Amy Taylor-Bianco, John Schermerhorn Jr (pp. 457 - 470)
Keywords: Organizational change, Organizational development, Regulation, Strategic leadership
Article type: Research paper
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1562855 A theory of organizing informed by activity theory: The locus of paradox, sources of change, and challenge to management
Frans Prenkert (pp. 471 - 490)
Keywords: Activity based management, Organizational change
Article type: Research paper
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1562856 The social construction of organizational change paradoxes
Lotte S. Luscher, Marianne Lewis, Amy Ingram (pp. 491 - 502)
Keywords: Organizational change, Role ambiguity
Article type: Research paper
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1562857 Reconciling institutional theory with organizational theories: How neoinstitutionalism resolves five paradoxes
María de la luz Fernández-Alles, Ramón Valle-Cabrera (pp. 503 - 517)
Keywords: Competitive advantage, Organizational behaviour, Organizational change, Organizational theory
Article type: Research paper
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1562858 Anatta: Buddhist insights into the paradoxical nature of organizational cultural problems
Mark Neal (pp. 518 - 528)
Keywords: Organizational culture, Phenomenology, Religion
Article type: Research paper
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1562859 The Tobin tax and Newcomb's paradox: Financial markets viewed from the perspective of Michel Serres
Dominique Besson, Alexis Downs, Rita Durant, Marco Roman (pp. 529 - 540)
Keywords: Currency options, Financial markets, Taxes
Article type: Conceptual paper
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1562860 Introduction
Pierre Louart, Rita Durant, Alexis Downs, Dominique Besson
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