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Private Selves In Public Organizations The Psychodynamics Of Organizational Diagnosis And Change Michael Alan Diamond

Name: Private Selves In Public Organizations The Psychodynamics Of Organizational Diagnosis And Change Michael Alan Diamond
SKU: BELL-2211250
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Private Selves In Public Organizations The Psychodynamics Of Organizational Diagnosis And Change Michael Alan Diamond instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.3 MB

Pages: 226

Author: Michael Alan Diamond, Seth Allcorn

ISBN: 0230613098

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Private Selves In Public Organizations The Psychodynamics Of Organizational Diagnosis And Change Michael Alan Diamond by Michael Alan Diamond, Seth Allcorn 0230613098 instant download after payment.

This book is about the psychodynamics of analyzing and changing organizations. Michael Diamond and Seth Allcorn define organizations as relational and experiential systems. They offer a contemporary psychoanalytic model for immersion, diagnosis, and intervention in organizations. The authors discover workers who view their organizations as silos—fragmented and dysfunctional. They come across workers who demand but rarely find organizations where they feel safe and secure enough to question authority or challenge the status quo. The authors address issues of oppression, persecution, moral violence, chaos, and workplace democracy. Case examples illustrate the collision of social and psychological structure in the workplace.