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DEFENCES AGAINST ANXIETY ARE DEFENCES AGAINST INNOVATION

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Betraying the citizen: social defences against innovation

by philipjboxer on June 4, 2014July 30, 2018

Title: Betraying the citizen: social defences against innovation Author: Philip Boxer Category: Conference Paper ISPSO Annual Meeting, Santiago, Chile 2014 “Affordable healthcare is a right of each citizen, not a privilege for those who can…

Minding the gap – three moments of time

by philipjboxer on March 19, 2014December 7, 2023

by Philip Boxer How do we engage, describe and work without boundaries? How do we move beyond the familiar BART (boundary, authority, role, task) view of systems? And what does it mean to take up…

The Governance of Quality

by philipjboxer on January 27, 2014April 11, 2020

by Philip Boxer BSc MBA PhD Over a period of three years, 1994 to 1997, I consulted to an organisation providing residential care for men and women with mental health disabilities.  This was in the…

The Governance of Quality: The case of the Specialist Care

by philipjboxer on January 16, 2014July 27, 2018

Title: The Governance of Quality: The case of the Specialist Care Organization Author: Philip Boxer Category: Conference Paper Publication Year: 2014 Where published: EURAM conference proceedings, if accepted This paper describes a two-year intervention within…

What makes leadership ‘asymmetric’?

by philipjboxer on October 20, 2013December 4, 2022

by Philip Boxer BSc MBA PhD The blog on Requisite Authority argues that Asymmetric Leadership becomes necessary when competing in the ‘red zone’ – the zone in which the enterprise must be dynamically responsive to…

What identifications are supported on dispersive ground?

by philipjboxer on October 18, 2013April 19, 2020

by Philip Boxer The conditions for triple-loop learning require that the enterprise becomes edge-driven. This places it on dispersive ground.  The identifications that need to be supported on dispersive ground are those involving triple-loop learning….

Creating the conditions for triple-loop learning

by philipjboxer on October 16, 2013July 31, 2018

by Philip Boxer The blog on Requisite Authority introduces a diagnostic tool that examines the different possible forms of congruence between role and task, depending on how an enterprise defines its boundaries and its relationships…

Anxiety and innovation: working with the beyond of our double subjection

by philipjboxer on October 9, 2013July 27, 2018

Title: Anxiety and innovation: working with the beyond of our double subjection Author: Philip Boxer Category: Submitted for Publication – not to be quoted The internet, like the printing press, railways and the telephone, has…

Requisite Authority: when is triple-loop learning *necessary*

by philipjboxer on October 2, 2013July 31, 2018

by Philip Boxer BSc MBA PhD What organisation needs asymmetric and tripartite approaches to leadership? Why engage in triple-loop learning driven by dilemmas in sustaining relationships to individual clients’ demands?  What makes action research using…

Parallel process and triple-loop learning

by philipjboxer on August 8, 2013July 31, 2018

by Philip Boxer BSc MBA PhD What lies at the heart of asymmetric leadership, through which the North-South bias can be balanced off by the relentless pursuit of an East-West imperative? I believe the reflexive…

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