Keyword

double-loop learning

Description: Double-loop learning is an organizational learning process in which people question and revise underlying assumptions, goals, or governing policies, not just actions.
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2018 · Yale University Press eBooks · 1,648
1965 · Robert H. Guest, Chris Argyris · American Sociological Review · 1,422
1976 · Chris Argyris · Administrative Science Quarterly · 1,226
2000 · Robert Sullivan · International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research · 471
2002 · Chris Argyris · Academy of Management Learning and Education · 468
2006 · Society and Business Review · 397
1997 · Ron Sanchez, Aimé Heene · European Management Journal · 333
2018 · David Carless · Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education · 328
2005 · Donald P. Moynihan · Public Administration Review · 324
1999 · J.P. Scribner, K.S. Cockrell, et al. · Educational Administration Quarterly · 266
1998 · Loizos Heracleous · Long Range Planning · 258
2008 · Jan Schilling, Annette Kluge · International Journal of Management Reviews · 248
2020 · Stella Ladi, Dimitris Tsarouhas · Journal of European Integration · 246
2005 · María Leticia Santos-Vijande, María José Sanzo-Pérez, et al. · Industrial Marketing Management · 238
1982 · Chris Agryris · Organizational Dynamics · 216
2015 · CHARITINI STAVROPOULOU, CAROLE DOHERTY, et al. · Milbank Quarterly · 213
1995 · Thomas H. Davenport, Michael C. Beers · Journal of Management Information Systems · 211
2000 · H. T O Davies · BMJ · 197
1998 · Jennifer Greenwood · Journal of Advanced Nursing · 192
2003 · Ashok Jashapara · The Learning Organization · 187
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