Third‐order Organizational Change and the Western Mystical Tradition

Bartunek, Jean M; Moch, Michael K.

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Third‐order Organizational Change and the Western Mystical Tradition

Author(s): Jean M. Bartunek , Michael K. Moch

Publication date Created: February 1994

Publication date (Print): February 1994

Journal: Journal of Organizational Change Management

Publisher: Emerald

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Title: Journal of Organizational Change Management

Abbreviated Title: Journal of OrgChange Mgmt

Publisher: Emerald

ISSN (Print): 0953-4814

Publication date Created: February 1994

Publication date (Print): February 1994

Volume: 7

Issue: 1

Pages: 24-41

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DOI: 10.1108/09534819410050795

SO-VID: 8a79a410-0e49-4b77-98d3-5977c99c5934

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