Handbook of Collaborative Management Research, Hardcover by Shani, A. B. (EDT...

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Number of Pages: 696 Pages ISBN: 9781412926249 Language: English Item Height: 1.6 in height: 1.6 in Format: Hardcover Item Weight: 49 Oz Publication Name: Handbook of Collaborative Management Research Subject Area: Business & Economics Item Width: 7.6 in Type: Textbook Publisher: SAGE Publications, Incorporated Author: Susan Albers Mohrman, William A. Pasmore, Niclas Adler, Bengt Stymne Item Length: 10.2 in width: 7.6 in Subject: Business Ethics, Management Publication Year: 2007 Book Title: Handbook of Collaborative Management Research

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Handbook of Collaborative Management Research, Hardcover by Shani, A. B. (EDT.... The experiences of those who participated are related, followed by suggestions for improving approaches. Both subject and author indexes are included. Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (). Handbook of Collaborative Management Research, Hardcover by Shani, A. B. (EDT); Mohrman, Susan Albers (EDT); Pasmore, William A. (EDT); Stymne, Bengt (EDT); Adler, Niclas (EDT), ISBN 1412926246, ISBN-13 9781412926249, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US This handbook, compiled by Shani (California Polytechnic State U. and FENIX Centre for Innovations in Management, Sweden) et al., presents research on collaborative management that links practice and theory development, with 30 essays by scholars, businesspeople, and policymakers from around the world. They discuss how collaborative management can be designed and managed, and building processes through new types of partnerships. After chapters that cover the meaning of collaboration, management, and research, and skills needed for researchers, other sections explain approaches to the conduct of research, and specific cases and projects in a single system, complex networks, and government and society. The experiences of those who participated are related, followed by suggestions for improving approaches. Both subject and author indexes are included. Th is intended for academics, scholars, practitioner executives, and research-oriented students in the fields of business and the social sciences with an interest in action research. Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR ()