Titlebook: Leading Smart Transformation; A Roadmap for World Andrew Kakabadse,Mohamed Omar Abdulla,Ali Qassim J Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a divis

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Driving the transformationit to occur. Now we turn our attention to what drives that transformation. The simple reality is that strategic change rarely happens of its own accord: it requires momentum and energy and a governance model to drive it.

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Navigating the roadmap That is partly because the answer will vary from place to place; from organization to organization; from situation to situation; and even from one time to another. However, that said, we believe that the preceding chapters offer a tour of the key issues that impact on government transformation. Thr

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the Amazonian rainforest. This chapter addresses how the current scarcities are being experienced and reflected by the Apurin? in Brazilian Amazonia. Drawing from ethnography, it looks particularly at the changing web of socio-cosmological exchange relations whereby nonhuman actors such as animals,

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Andrew Kakabadse,Mohamed Omar Abdulla,Rabih Abouchakra,Ali Qassim Jawad the Amazonian rainforest. This chapter addresses how the current scarcities are being experienced and reflected by the Apurin? in Brazilian Amazonia. Drawing from ethnography, it looks particularly at the changing web of socio-cosmological exchange relations whereby nonhuman actors such as animals,

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Andrew Kakabadse,Mohamed Omar Abdulla,Rabih Abouchakra,Ali Qassim Jawadore whether sharing changes with increasing participation in the market economy and national development programs. As the Punan Tubu are experiencing rapid social changes partially driven by government cash-transfer programs, our study offers a unique opportunity to examine how sharing varies along