Autopoiesis in organization theory and practice
"Autopoiesis in Organization Theory and Practice" considers the potential of autopoiesis theory to provide a new unifying framework for the study of organizations as systems and of organizational phenomena as emergent phenomena. The papers in this volume integrate open systems theory with...
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| Format | eBook |
| Language | English |
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Bingley, U.K. :
Emerald,
2009.
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| Series | Advanced series in management ;
v. 6. |
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| Online Access | Plný text |
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Table of Contents:
- ch. 1. Autopoiesis theory and organization : an overview / Rodrigo Magalhães, Ron Sanchez
- ch. 2. Outlining the terrain of autopoietic theory / John Brocklesby
- ch. 3. Overcoming autopoiesis : an enactive detour on the way from life to society / Ezequiel A. Di Paolo
- ch. 4. Innovation and organization : an overview from the perspective of Luhmann's autopoiesis / Tore Bakken, Tor Hernes, Eric Wiik
- ch. 5. Autopoiesis and organizations : a biological view of social system change and methods for their study / Chris Goldspink, Robert Kay
- ch. 6. Autopoiesis and critical social systems thoery / Christian Fuchs, Wolfgang Hofkirchner
- ch. 7. Productive misunderstandings between organization science and organization practice : the science-practice relation from the perspective of Niklas Luhmann's theory of autopoietic systems / David Seidl
- ch. 8. Plugging the theoretical gaps : how autopoietic theory can contribute to process-based organizational research / John Brocklesby
- ch. 9. An autopoietic understanding of 'innovative organization' / Tore Bakken, Tor Hernes, Eric Wiik
- ch. 10. Information in organizations : rethinking the autopoietic account / Ian Beeson
- ch. 11. Autopoiesis and the evolution of information systems / Marleen Huysman, Heico van der Blonk, Edu Spoor
- ch. 12. The autopoiesis of organizational knowledge, learning, and memory / Steffen Blaschke
- ch. 13. Autopoiesis : building a bridge between knowledge management and complexity / Robert Kay, Chris Goldspink
- ch. 14. Autopoiesis as the foundation for knowledge management / Paul Parboteeah, Thomas W. Jackson, Gillian Ragsdell
- ch. 15. Autonomous cooperation : a way to implement autopoietic characteristics into complex adaptive logistic systems? / Michael Hülsmann, Bernd Scholz-Reiter, Philip Cordes, Linda Austerschulte, Christoph de Beer, Christine Wycisk
- ch. 16. The autopoiesis of decisions in school organizations : conditions and consequences / Raf Vanderstraeten.