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The Competition Paradigm: America's Romance with Conflict, Contest, and Commerce

Pauline Vaillancourt Rosenau

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Introducing the Competition Paradigm - The Biology of Competition, Stress, and Individual Health Status - Competition's Mixed Results: Individuals and Groups - Competition Can Be Counterproductive for Organizations - How and When Organizations Avoid Competition - The High Cost of Competition at the Global Level for Society, Nation, and Culture - The Need for Paradigm Change and Why It is So Slow in Coming - Changing the Competition Paradigm and Restoring Balance.

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Introducing the Competition Paradigm - The Biology of Competition, Stress, and Individual Health Status - Competition's Mixed Results: Individuals and Groups - Competition Can Be Counterproductive for Organizations - How and When Organizations Avoid Competition - The High Cost of Competition at the Global Level for Society, Nation, and Culture - The Need for Paradigm Change and Why It is So Slow in Coming - Changing the Competition Paradigm and Restoring Balance.

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Introducing the Competition Paradigm - The Biology of Competition, Stress, and Individual Health Status - Competition's Mixed Results: Individuals and Groups - Competition Can Be Counterproductive for Organizations - How and When Organizations Avoid Competition - The High Cost of Competition at the Global Level for Society, Nation, and Culture - The Need for Paradigm Change and Why It is So Slow in Coming - Changing the Competition Paradigm and Restoring Balance.

Key concepts: CONTEST, Competition (biology), Paradigm shift, Balance (ability), Scramble competition, Political science, Political economy, Business

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