Browsing by Subject "Organizational change -- Case studies"

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Making sense of plausibility : understanding the process of plausible meaning constructions : a case study of the New Brunswick Post-Secondary Education Commission

Murray, William C. (Halifax, N.S. : Saint Mary's University, 2014)

When exploring the disaster at Mann Gulch, Weick wrote, “the phrase that holds the world together is, 'You know what I mean'” (1993, p. 632). During times of change, people strive to understand what is happening in a way ...
Meaningful change: making sense of the discourse of the language of change

Thurlow, Amy (Halifax, N.S.: Saint Mary's University, 2007)

This thesis is a poststructuralist account of the language of organizational change and its significance in producing and maintaining a discourse of change. Approaching change management as a process which has emerged from ...

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