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Shaping communities of work, an organisational development approach

[journal article]

Schoemaker, Michiel

Abstract

"In order to survive in a turbulent environment many organisations have to operate as an open system. This open system often has the configuration of a network. This networked organisation acts as a community of work. This community of work is based upon a specific organisational identity. The c... view more

"In order to survive in a turbulent environment many organisations have to operate as an open system. This open system often has the configuration of a network. This networked organisation acts as a community of work. This community of work is based upon a specific organisational identity. The central question addressed by this article is: How can organisation development function in the process of developing communities of work and what is the role of the change agent? The rise of new organisational forms is described. The importance of the concept of communities of work and organisational identity is shown. Thereupon the insights from 25 cases in shaping communities of work from a perspective of organisational development are presented. Special attention is paid to the role of the change agent." (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
organizational development; type of organization; network; labor; work organization

Classification
Organizational Sociology

Document language
English

Publication Year
2006

Page/Pages
p. 243-263

Journal
International Journal of Action Research, 2 (2006) 2

ISSN
1861-1303

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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