6.3 Rethinking Behavior in Organizations: Reflections on Disruption and Change
IJOTB Paper Development Workshop (for Special Issue)
Keywords:
Organizational change, Complexity, Flexibility, Radical Change, DisruptionAbstract
The workshop offers the opportunity to participants with a paper idea or a draft of a paper to work on it and prepare it for submission to a Special Issue on 'Rethinking Behavior in Organizations: Reflections on Disruption and Change' to appear in the International Journal of Organizational Theory and Behavior. The Special Issue is primarily open to NFF 2021 participants and it is designed to explore how radical change has affected and is affecting organizations.
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