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The Handbook of Large Group Methods: Creating Systemic Change in Organizations and Communities

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The Handbook of Large Group Methods: Creating Systemic Change in Organizations and Communities
Large Group Interventions are methods used to gather a whole system together to discuss and take action on the target agenda. That agenda varies from future plans, products, and services, to redesigning work, to discussion of troubling issues and problems. The Handbook of Large Group Methods takes the next step in demonstrating through a series of cases how Large Group Methods are currently being used to address twenty-first-century challenges in organizations and communities today, including:
- Working with widely dispersed organizations, and the problem of involvement and participation
- Working with organizations facing a serious business crisis
- Working with organizations in polarized and politicized environments
- Working in community settings with diverse interest groups
- Working at the global level and adapting these methods for cross-cultural use
- Embedding and sustaining new patterns of working together in organizations and communities
Country USA
Brand Wiley
Manufacturer Jossey-Bass
Binding Hardcover
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780787981433
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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