
Managing Knowledge
Perspectives on Cooperation and Competition
- 248 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
Managing Knowledge
Perspectives on Cooperation and Competition
About this book
Divided into two parts, Managing Knowledge reflects a fundamental conceptual distinction between two world-views. The first part is characterized by representationism, or traditional approaches to viewing knowledge, knowledge transfer and cooperative strategies. The contributors provide a clear overview of the current research on knowledge management, and bring together studies on the sociology of knowledge, strategic management and learning theory. The second part focuses on anti-representationism, or new perspectives on knowledge and knowledge transfer in organizational cooperation. These perspectives, based on autopoiesis theory, go far beyond conventional ways of perceiving and managing knowledge and their implications for management theory and practice are fully examined.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- Introduction
- Part I: Representationism: Traditional Approaches to Viewing Knowledge, Knowledge Transfer and Cooperative Strategies
- 1 - Representationism: the Traditional Approach to Cooperative Strategies
- 2 - Imitation of Knowledge : a Sociology of Knowledge Perspective
- 3 - Towards a Theory of Knowledge Transfer in a Cooperative Context
- 4 - The Impact of Individual and Organizational Learning on Formation and Management of Organizational Cooperation
- 5 - Arguments on Knowledge and Competence
- 6 - Knowledge-Based Strategic Change
- 7 - Restructuring : Avoiding the Phantom Limb Effect
- Part II: Anti-Representationism: New Perspectives on Knowledge and Knowledge Transfer in Organizational Cooperation
- 8 - An Essay on Corporate Epistemology
- 9 - Knowledge Creation through Cooperative Experimentation
- 10 - A Note on the Epistemology of Globalizing Firms
- 11 - Conversation Management for Knowledge Development
- Afterword : an Agenda for Practice and Future Research
- Index