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Gareth Morgan's book is designed to develop the art of reading and understanding organizations. He works from the premise that our theories and explanations of organizational life are based on metaphors that lead us to see and understand organizations in distinctive, yet partial ways. He demonstrates how the use of different metaphors provides new ways of managing and designing organizations. His book also stands as a treatise on metaphorical thinking that contributes to both the theory and practice of organizational analysis.

Gareth Morgan's book is designed to develop the art of reading and understanding organizations. He works from the premise that our theories and explanations of organizational life are based on metaphors that lead us to see and understand organizations in distinctive, yet partial ways. He demonstrates how the use of different metaphors provides new ways of managing and designing organizations. His book also stands as a treatise on metaphorical thinking that contributes to both the theory and practice of organizational analysis.

Focusing on a transformative approach to management, the book introduces "Imaginization" as a vital skill for unlocking creative potential and solving complex problems. It emphasizes the need for innovative organizational strategies in an ever-changing environment. Through numerous real-world case studies and practical examples, it guides managers in cultivating new insights, fostering flexibility, and enhancing creativity in their roles. This resource aims to equip readers with a versatile toolkit to navigate future challenges effectively.

Emphasizing the dual nature of management as both an art and a science, this book explores innovative strategies to harness brainpower, the key resource for enhancing competitiveness. It offers practical insights and methods for leaders seeking to maximize their team's intellectual capabilities, making it essential reading for those looking to improve their management skills and drive organizational success.

This book critically explores the anthropological significance of wine consumption in various settings, emphasizing its cultural, social, and ethical dimensions. It covers topics from viticulture to marketing, while addressing contemporary issues like terroir and health implications. A vital read for students and scholars in wine and social science.

This is a quick and clear read, so that even if you are new to charity finance you will swiftly gain confidence and knowledge. Covering charity accounting across all four nations of the UK, this sixth edition, has been comprehensively revised by new lead author Elaine Alsop.

This book marshals ideas, stories, cases, exercises, and snippets of information that will help the reader to gain a broad-based understanding of the nature and functioning of modern organizations. Designed to complete the book "Images of Organization". Part I provides entertaining ways of broadening perspective and of develop- ing creative approaches to how we interpret the world around us. Part II presents different angles on organiza- tion. Each invites to see and appre- ciate a different aspect of organiza- tional functioning, and to unravel their connections and significance. Part III Provides Cases and Exercises

This manual draws upon the author's experience in teaching organization and management courses at a variety of levels to present a flexible approach adaptable to the needs of a variety of audiences. Morgan demonstrates how he uses specific cases and exercises to encourage students to look at situations in a new light and to consider creative solutions to problems. An appendix includes additional samples of course outlines, an alternative group project assignment and specific teaching aids.