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Organizational Communication and Knowledge Management
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Issue on knowledge management:
Management communication quarterly. 16(2), Nov. 2002.

Heaton, Lorna & James R. Taylor. (2002) Knowledge management & professional work: a communication perspective on the knowledge-based organization. 210-236.
Zorn, T.E. & S.K. May. (2002) Forum introduction. 237-241.

Flanagin, A.J. (2002) The elusive benefits of the technology support of knowledge management. 242-248.

Contractor, N.S. & P.R. Monge. (2002) Managing knowledge networks. 249-258.

Iverson, J.O. & R.D. McPhee. (2002) Knowledge management in communities of practice. 259-266.

Walsham, G. (2002) What can knowledge management systems deliver? 267-273.

McPhee, R.D., S.R. Corman & K. Dooley. (2002) Organizational knowledge expression and management. 274-281.

Alvesson, M., D. Karreman & J. Swan. (2002) Departures from knowledge and/or management in knowledge management. 282-291.

Morgan, G. (1997) (2nd Ed.). Images of organization. Thousand Oaks, CA, Sage.
(organizations as machines, organisms, brains, cultures, political systems, psychic prisons, flux and transformation and instruments of domination)