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Stuff or love? How metaphors direct our efforts to manage knowledge in organisations
Knowledge management research & practice
2008 : MAR, VOL. 6:1, p. 5-12
 2008 Andriessen, D.G.
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Metaphor in organizational research: Context, modalities and implications for research - Introduction
Organization Studies
2008 : VOL. 29:1, p. 7-22
 2008 Cornelissen, J.P. (et al.)
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Creative rebellion and moral efficiency as elements of managerial ideology
Journal of Business Ethics
2008 : SEP I, VOL. 81:3, p. 609-622
 2008 Sloane, S.B.
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Understanding and managing conversations from a knowledge perspective: An analysis of the roles and rules of face-to-face conversations in organizations
Organization Studies
2008 : VOL. 29:10, p. 1287-1313
 2008 Mengis, J.
Eppler, M.J.
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Coping with problems of understanding in interorganizational relationships: Using formalization as a means to make sense
Organization Studies
2007 : VOL. 27:11, p. 1617-1638
 2007 Vlaar, P.W.L.
Bosch, F.A.J. Van den
Volberda, H.W.
26.
Making sense with institutions: context, thought and action in Karl Weick's theory
Organization Studies
2007 : VOL. 27:11, p. 1639-1660
 2007 Weber, K.
Glynn, M.A.
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A golden braid: Allport, Goffman, Weick
Organization Studies
2007 : VOL. 27:11, p. 1661-1674
 2007 Czarniawska, B.
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How can we know what we think until we see what we said: A citation and citation context analysis of Karl Weick's The Social Psychology of organizing
Organization Studies
2007 : VOL. 27:11, p. 1675-1692
 2007 Anderson, M.H.
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Information gathering and changes in threat and opportunity perceptions
Journal of Management Studies
2007 : MAY, VOL. 44:3, p. 367-387
 2007 Anderson, M.H.
Nichols, M.L.
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Att uttrycka professionell identitet eller organisatoriskt medlemskap? En studie av särkoppling och meningsskapande
Nordiske organisasjons studier
2007 : VOL. 9:2, p. 51-74
 2007 Winroth, K.
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