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Researching enterprise development : action research on the cooperation between management and labour in Norway / edited by Morten Levin.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Levin, Morten.
Series:
Dialogues on work and innovation ; v. 14.
Dialogues on work and innovation ; v. 14
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Research, Industrial--Economic aspects--Norway.
Research, Industrial.
Technological innovations--Norway.
Technological innovations.
Organizational change--Norway.
Organizational change.
Physical Description:
vi, 266 p.
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Pub., c2002.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Researching Enterprise Development is written by the key researchers of a large Norwegian Action Research program on enterprise development (Enterprise Development 2000). This book tells the stories of how the seven participating modules were developed, created and sustained as Action Research activities. Based on these stories, reflection on a broader analysis of core issues of the program are given on the following topics: the processes within the program and changing models for leadership how research groups become proficient as action researchers local research as networking with the regional business community enhancing the innovation capacity of participating companies participation and democratic processes in enterprise development The reflections and stories provide detailed accounts of how this Action Research program was developed and ample ideas on how Action Research modules can be implemented for other enterprise development projects.The book is preceded by Work Organisation and Europe as a Development Coalition (edited by Richard Ennals and Bjorn Gustavsen, 1999), and the results of the ED 2000 project are explained in Creating Connectedness (edited by Bjorn Gustavsen, Hakon Finne and Bo Oscarsson, 2001).
Contents:
Researching Enterprise Development
Editorial page
Title page
LCC data
Table of contents
Foreword
Chapter 1: Researchers on research
Part I: The emergent research program. Stories of research-learning from diverse experiences
Chapter 2: Creating a framework for enterprise R&amp
D
Chapter 3: Developing development organizations
Chapter 4: Filling the knowledge gap
Chapter 5: Enterprise development in Norwegian fishing industry
Chapter 6: Fragile coalitions
Chapter 7: Networking industrial development
Chapter 8: The action learning processes of the Nordvest Forum coalition
Chapter 9: Integrating the disintegrated
Part II: Insights: Researchers' collaborative re.ections on ED2000
Chapter 10: The changing program. Controversies and cooperation
Chapter 11: Creating new research practices
Chapter 12: Networking as an action research practice
Chapter 13: Enhancing innovations. A core issue of ED2000
Chapter 14: Democracy, participation and communicative change. When democracy becomes a means and not an end
Chapter 15: Epilogue Research on Enterprise Development. Lessons learned
References
About the authors
Name index
Subject index
In the series DIALOGUES ON WORK AND INNOVATION.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references (p. [247]-252) and index.
ISBN:
9786612255090
9781282255098
1282255096
9789027296955
9027296952
9780585461762
0585461767
OCLC:
614662517

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