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Learning to Change - A Guide for Organization Change Agents

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Informationen zum Autor   Léon de Caluwé is senior partner with the Twynstra Group, management consultants and part time professor at the Free University in Amsterdam. Léon de Caluwé (1950) studied social psychology at the University of Utrecht. He received his science degree in 1975 and his Ph.D degree in 1997 at Tilburg University. He was appointed professor in Amsterdam in 2000. He leads the Center for Research on Consultancy at the Free University, which is part of an international network. He regularly works as expert for the OECD and the Council of Europe. At Twynstra Gudde (where he works since 1988) he is member of the thinktank of the company. In his work he is specialized in change, conflict resolution, quality of cooperation, culture-interventions, facilitation of policy development sessions. He works regularly with gamesand gaming metods as an intervention for advanced learning. He works for all types of clients, in government and in industry. He published more than 80 articles and more than 10 books. Several of them are in English, e.g. 'Changing organizations with gaming/simulation' (Elsevier publishers, 2000). The subjects are: change, consultancy and interventions. His dissertation: "Veranderen moet je leren" (1997) received the ‘Best-book-of-the-year’ award by the Dutch Association of Management Consultants. He is member of the Academy of Management, editor of several scientific journals and lecturer in many postgraduate and Masters programs. Hans Vermaak (1961) is a partner with the Twynstra Group. Hans Vermaak studied environmental sciences and organisational psychology in Utrecht and Florida. He received his science degree from the University of Utrecht in 1985. He worked as a faculty member at both the science and psychology departments of the University of Utrecht between 1982 and 1987. He was a social activist for many years and worked between 1987 and 1992 with the Institute of Environmental and Systems Analysis where he mediated conflicts between industry, government and the environmental movement and helped industries to create strategic environmental management. He followed courses in psychotherapy and counselling and has taught counselling since 1987 and has worked as an independent psychotherapist. He received a masters degree in Management Consulting from the 'Vrije Universiteit' in Amsterdam in 1994 and works as a management consultant with the Twynstra Group since 1993. His principle area of consulting concerns change management in professional firms and institutions. He trains and coaches change agents and he heads the knowledge center 'Change Management' of the Twynstra Group. He is a guest lecturer at several universities and frequently publishes articles and books on change management, professional organizations, coaching, futuring, etctera. His English publications include the articles " Conspiring fruitfully with professionals: new management roles for professional organisations" , the paper "Prevailing Perspectives on Change" and the booklet " In Search of Corporate Learning; The Archipelago of Learning" . Klappentext PLEASE UPDATE SAGE INDIA AND SAGE UK ADDRESSES ON IMPRINT PAGE. Zusammenfassung Learning to Change provides a comprehensive overview of organizational change theories and practices developed by both European and North American change theorists. The authors compare and contrast different theories or approaches to planned change and discuss in detail the activities or steps change agents take diagnosis! change strategy! the intervention plan! and interventions. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface Introduction Why Change is so Complicated On Loosely Coupled Systems On Managing and Being Managed On Chaos Thinking Sociopolitical Mechanisms Four Irrational Families of...

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