Innovative Global Management through Metaphor

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Innovative Global Management through Metaphor (Links To-Kairos)

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[1997]:  Transformation Metaphors: dialogue, vision, conferencing, policy, network, community and lifestyle (Parts=1)

[1990]:  Recontextualizing Social Problems through Metaphor: transcending the switch metaphor (Part II) (Parts=7)

[1989]:  Through Metaphor to a Sustainable Ecology of Development Policies (Parts=15+Refs)

[1988]:  Metaphoric Revolution: in quest of a manifesto for governance through metaphor (Parts=10+Refs)

[1988]:  Enhancing Policy Forums through Ecological Metaphors: Natural ecosystems as a source of policy insights (Parts=1)

[1988]:  Sustainable Cycles of Policies: Crop Rotation as a Metaphor (Parts=1)

[1988]:  Cooperation and its Failures: Metaphors towards understanding the dilemma for the 1990s (Parts=12)

[1988]:  Atlas of International Relationship Networks: Phased Cycles: Summary of a project of the Union of International Associations (Parts=1)

[1988]:  Reordering Networks of Incommensurable Concepts in Phased Cycles (Parts=13+Refs)

[1988]:  Energy Patterns in Conferences: a context for higher levels of integration: Presentation of 12 energy patterns characteristic of different levels of group organization. (Parts=22+Refs)

[1987]:  Governance Through Metaphor (Parts=27+Refs)

[1986]:  Comprehension of Appropriateness (Parts=15+Refs)

[1985]:  Alternation between Variable Geometries: a brokership style for the United Nations: A brokership style for the United Nations as a guarantee of its requisite variety (Parts=1)

[1984]:  Transformative Conferencing: Problems and possibilities on the new frontier of high-risk gatherings concerning social development (Parts=2)

[1984]:  Policy Alternation for Development (Parts=1)

[1984]:  From Networking to Tensegrity Organization (Parts=1)

[1979]:  The Territory Construed as the Map: in search of radical design innovations in therepresentation of human activities and their relationships (Parts=10+Refs)