Titlebook: Smart Management; Using Politics in Or David Butcher,Martin Clarke Book 2001 David Butcher and Martin Clarke 2001 management.organization.P

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a photographic case study of loving pedagogy in action and practical suggestions for educators wishing to adopt the approach.This text is suitable for educators at all levels, especially those in early childhood, elementary, a978-94-6091-484-3

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Organisational Politics,, or at least talk, in depth with perhaps as many as 5000 managers. These managers have come from all the continents of the world, from a very broad array of backgrounds and cultures, industries and jobs. Our relationship with them arises because, by and large, they are all looking for answers to wh

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The Illegitimacy of Politics,t managers form about the world in which they work. These make an important contribution to the way managers interpret their organisational roles, and our purpose, of course, will be to highlight politics as a highly significant mindset. We will show how this both fits and jars with the ‘official’ m

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Working With Legitimate Politics,ion this next chapter examines how managers might work in practice from the perspective of a political mindset. It encourages readers to rethink their role and to work in very different ways from the conventions of managerial activity. Our starting point is to describe what managers actually do now,

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,Politics — The Essence of Organisation?,ndermining its legitimacy. As with governmental politics, the constructive value of organisational politics stems from the possibility of acting on principled causes, which itself turns on the balance of self and other interest. The moment managers stray from the straight and narrow of the rational

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Book 2001ly powerful positive effects. They provide an approach to managing politics by balancing personal and organisational interests and show how the centrality of politics to organisational life make it the ideal place from which to change existing patterns of power and influence. Essential reading for directors and senior managers.

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