Transforming Organizations Narrative and Story-Based Approaches
Achieving true change and innovation depends on our ability to re-imagine and re-author the futures we want our organizations to have – and to open new perspectives and new ways of thinking, being and doing in the process. Narrative approaches and storyte
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Jacques Chlopczyk Christine Erlach Editors
Transforming Organizations Narrative and Story-Based Approaches
Management for Professionals
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Jacques Chlopczyk • Christine Erlach Editors
Transforming Organizations Narrative and Story-Based Approaches
Editors Jacques Chlopczyk Zentrum für systemische Forschung und Beratung GmbH Beyond Storytelling Partners Mannheim, Germany
Christine Erlach NARRATA Consult Burscheid, Germany
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Acknowledgements
The work as editors on this book put us in many varying roles throughout the last year: we were treasure seekers and visionaries, we were coaches and sparring partners, we were guides and learners. It was a great pleasure to encounter and discuss with all the professionals within the newly emerging field of narrative and story-based work in organizations along the way. We thank the authors for their precious contributions in this book, helping to strengthen the awareness for storytelling organizations and the work with stories in transformational processes. A special gratitude is extended to the BEYOND STORYTELLING network and community. Throughout the past years, this growing community of practitioners committed itself to the advancement of the theory and practice of narrative work in organizations and communities. For us, this community exemplifies innovation, support and learning. Mannheim, Germany Burscheid, Germany January 201
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