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1. Legitimising Knowledge at work, John Garrick and Carl Rhodes
Part I: Knowledge, learning and the practice of work
2. Working Knowledge, Ronald Barnett
3. Research on work, research at work: postmodern perspectives, Richard Edwards and Robin Usher
4. The crisis of scientific research, Christine Ewan and Dennis Calvert
Part II: Whose knowledge? Collaborations and research in and around work
5. Globalising the intelligent organisation, Stewart Clegg
6. Knowledge and control in the Japanese workplace, Keiko Morita
7. Organisational knowledge, professional practice and the professional doctorate at work, Alison Lee, Bill Green and Marie Brennan
8. Research and engagement with trade unions: bridging the solitudes, Carla Lipsig-Mumme
9. The Negotiated management of meanings: research for policy, John McIntyre and Rosie Wickert
10. Research partnerships at work: new identities for new times
Part III: Changing practices of research at work11. The construction of 'working knowledge' and (mis)interpretive research, John Garrick
12. 'Doing' knowledge at work: dialogue, monologue and power in organisational learning, Carl Rhodes
13. An adventure in 'postmodern' action research: performativity, professionalism and power, Jill Sanguinetti
14. Virtual research in performative times, Robin Usher and Richard Edwards
Part IV: Conclusions
15. Inside the knowledge works: reviewing the terrain, Carl Rhodes and John Garrick
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Karen Schneble
reviewed Research And Knowledge At Work on January 12, 2014
Research And Knowledge At Work
A great handbook for first time library supervisors as it provides templates for important things such as meeting minutes, memos, noncash incentives, and more. It also discusses the all too real fact that the majority of library workers are baby boomers, but there are also some veterans, generation Xers, and generation Yers in there too that require specialized treatment and incentive programs. It doesn't discuss running the library from the customer stand point, but from the worker stand point and so you would have to supplement it with titles that discuss dealing with difficult people, customers, children, and so on as well.
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