Isbn: 9781032554587 - conducting narratives: navigating through complexity using strategic improvisation (3 Ergebnisse)

Conducting Narratives: Navigating Through Complexity Using Strategic Improvisation
Falkheimer, Jesper; Gennerud, Hans; Gentzel Sandberg, Katarina; Tyrstrup, Mats
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Conducting Narratives
Jesper Falkheimer (Lund University, Sweden)|Hans Gennerud|Katarina Gentzel Sandberg|Mats Tyrstrup
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Zustand: New. Jesper Falkheimer PhD is Professor in Strategic Communication, Lund University, Sweden. His research interests are in the fields of communication management, crisis communication and information influence. He is Editor-in-Chief for Jo.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - How can the strategic direction for an organization be supported and communicated if planning, and even strategies, are no longer sufficient options in the age of complexity In this book it is argued that sense-making communication defines contemporary societies and organizations in a world where narratives and the ability to engage in strategic improvisation are crucial. In the book, new and old ideas about communication and management are integrated into a framework rooted in the humanities and fine arts. The result is a new conceptual mindset for management which claims that jazz music, narrative theory, and improvisational theatre have more to offer to the development of organizations than traditional managerial models.…