Sobre el cambio organizacional. Una revisión bibliográfica
On organizational change. A Literature Review
Sobre a mudança organizacional. Uma revisão bibliográfica
Palabras clave:
cambio organizacional, institucionalismo, cambio evolucionario, cambio revolucionario, cambio planeado, aprendizaje, liderazgo (es)organizational Change, institutionalism, evolutionary change, revolutionary change, planned change, learning, leadership (en)
mudança organizacional, institucionalismo, mudança evolucionária, mudança revolucionária, mudança planejada, aprendizagem, liderança (pt)
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Bibliografía complementaria
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