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Power and Politics in Organization Development

Robert Smither, John Houston, Sandra McIntire

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Chapter Overview This chapter focuses on the relationship between power and the practice of organization development. Successful intervention requires an understanding of both coalition and individual power, as well as the personal power of the OD specialist. According to the values of OD, all power relationships should be based on ethical principles.

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Chapter Overview This chapter focuses on the relationship between power and the practice of organization development. Successful intervention requires an understanding of both coalition and individual power, as well as the personal power of the OD specialist. According to the values of OD, all power relationships should be based on ethical principles.

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Chapter Overview This chapter focuses on the relationship between power and the practice of organization development. Successful intervention requires an understanding of both coalition and individual power, as well as the personal power of the OD specialist. According to the values of OD, all power relationships should be based on ethical principles.

Key concepts: Politics, Power (physics), Political science, Law, Physics, Quantum mechanics

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