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|a FC; Praise; Half title; Title; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Why did we write this book? A view from the authors; Part I; 1 Seeing organizations differently; A few words of introduction; Frustrations with change and a practical response; The machine metaphor; The organism metaphor; Organizations as complex responsive processes; Change through the lens of complex responsive processes; How seeing organizations differently informs relational change; A postscript for those who like philosophy; Questions for further reflection.
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|a 2 Seeing change differently: The art of choosing your approachMultiple perspectives on change; Introducing directive and facilitative approaches to change; Working with polarities; Relational change as art not science; Questions for further reflection; 3 The dynamics of relational change: To push or to pull?; The old rhetoric of engaging others in change; Introducing 'push' and 'pull'; Creating dialogue or allowing debate; Creating zones of safe uncertainty; A word about theories and models; Questions for further reflection; 4 Organizational agility: Working well with politics.
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|a Why are politics inevitable in organizations?Introducing the front stage and back stage; Reframing politics as organizational agility; Who you need to influence and how: Stakeholder mapping; Understanding your own -- and others' -- political style; Politics is neutral: It's all about your intent; Questions for further reflection; 5 Symbolic acts and small gestures: Recognizing and shifting power dynamics; Understanding the way power is constructed; Understanding your own sources of power; Analysing your own sources of power in relation to different people.
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|a Shifting and moderating power through small gesturesEmbedded power; Understanding culture in more detail; The power of numbers; Questions for further reflection; 6 Recognizing and working well with emotions; The role of emotions in change; Understanding your own Personal Drivers; The change curve -- the emotions evoked by loss; Practical actions to mitigate the risks of ignoring emotions; Working with transitions; Recognizing how you might feel as the leader of change; Changing the mood -- a brief introduction to Appreciative Inquiry; Questions for further reflection.
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|a 7 Re-imagining meetings: How to encourage dialogue and thinking togetherThe choices that make the difference; Designing the day; More detail on useful group exercises; Questions for further reflection; 8 Working well with people 'in the moment'; The core skills of listening, presence and suspending; Understanding more about own default settings; Transactional Analysis (TA); Responses to conflict; From difficult conversations to honest conversations; In the moment in meetings and group situations; What's going on with the group? A beginner's guide to group dynamics; In summary.
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