Dear fellow learner,
I recently came across a outstanding new book entitled: Handbook of
Organizational Learning and Knowledge. 2001. Eds Meinolf, Antal, Child,
and Nonaka. Oxford University Press: New York
This 979 page sweeping work is chock-full full of thoughtful articles and
references. It has a steep price of $95 US dollars (only in hard cover as
yet); however, for the serious student of OL, the price is not all that
outrageous, especially given the price of text books in the last few
years.
For a taste, you can go to:
http://duplox.wz-berlin.de/oldb/bibliography.html
Amazon has it a
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198295839/
One might think that I am expecting royalties checks for all this praise.
I wish. I do expect the writing of my dissertation will go smoother with
volume by my side. Perhaps in few years one can get a copy on www.half.com
Warm regards from a snowy northern Idaho.
Tony
Tony Barrett
University of Idaho
--"Tony Barrett" <ambarrett@adelphia.net>
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