Towards Resilient Organizations and Societies : A Cross-Sectoral and Multi-Disciplinary Perspective.
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Language: | English |
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Springer International Publishing AG,
2021.
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Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Foreword
- References
- Acknowledgments
- Praise for Towards Resilient Organizations and Societies
- Contents
- Notes on Contributors
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Part I Resilience: Antecedents, Paradigms and Perspectives
- 1 Resilience in Organizations and Societies: The State of the Art and Three Organizing Principles for Moving Forward
- The Centrality of Resilience Today
- The Concept of Resilience
- Missing Links on Resilience: Five Key Questions
- Organizing Principles for Resilience
- Stability and Change
- Adversity and Novelty
- Temporality
- Scales of Resilience
- Rationale and Scope of the Volume
- Presentation of the Chapters
- Final Remarks
- References
- Part II Resilience in Organisations
- 2 Decision Premises, Learning and Organizational Resilience Addressing Novel Adversities
- Introduction
- Fighting an Everlasting Fire
- The Challenge of New Emergencies
- Acquiring New Problem Representations
- The Structure of Roles
- The Role of Challenger of Decision Premises
- A Theoretical Perspective on the Everlasting Fire
- Conclusions
- References
- 3 Installing an Action Space for Resilience in Surprising Situations
- Introduction
- Theoretical Background
- Resilience and Resilient Action
- Antecedents of Resilient Action
- The Role of Rules
- The Power of Drill
- Exaptation
- Empirical Study
- Research Setting
- Analysis
- Findings
- Background Knowledge
- Training
- Stabilizing the Action System
- Expanding Option Space
- A Relational Model Between Skill Development and Resilient Action in Surprising Situations
- Discussion and Conclusion
- References
- 4 Building Resilience in Temporary Organizations: Lessons from a Shipyard
- Introduction
- Ensuring Resilience in Temporary Organizing Contexts.
- Coordination Between Occupational Groups as a Source of Project Resilience
- Methods
- Data Collection
- Data Analysis
- Empirical Findings
- Achieving Resilience by Adapting the Workforce to Carry Out a Technologically and Organizationally Complex Project
- Occupational Groups Contributing to Resilience by Maintaining Operational Expertise Throughout the Project
- Coordinating Working Practices in Temporary Organizing Contexts: Support for Project Resilience
- Discussion and Conclusion
- Resilience in the Tension Between Permanent and Temporary Forms of Organizing
- Managerial Contributions
- Limitations and Avenues for Further Research
- References
- 5 A Practical Perspective on Resilience in Organizations: The Interplay Between Structure and Action
- Introduction
- Organizational Resilience and Practice
- Schatzki's Approach to Practices
- Resilience Structure and Action Interplay
- Case Studies
- Data Collection and Analysis
- Findings
- General Understanding
- Practical Understanding
- Rules
- Teleo-Affective Structure
- Discussion
- References
- 6 Growing and Adapting During Continuous Change: Building Employee Resilience in the Public Sector
- Resilience in the Public Sector
- Method
- Public Sector Environments and Need for Resilience
- Resilient Employee Behaviours
- Leadership for Resilience and Growth
- Seeing People as 'Developable', Not as Broken or Fixed
- Supporting Personal Goals
- Providing Both Challenging Tasks and Safe Failures
- Managing the Whole Team
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Part III Resilience in Organizational Fields and Societies
- 7 The Post-entrepreneurial University: The Case for Resilience in Higher Education
- Introduction
- The Entrepreneurial University: Tracing the Origins of a (Misunderstood) Idea
- The Sociological School
- The Innovation School.
- Reframing the Entrepreneurial University Through the Prism of NPM
- Tensions and Their Resolution in a Resilience Model
- Conclusion
- References
- 8 Organizational Persistence in Highly Institutionalized Environments: Unpacking the Relation Between Identity and Resilience
- Introduction
- Organizational Identity-An Elusive Construct
- Identity and Resilience
- The Dynamics of Legitimacy in Forming Organizational Identities
- Identity Formation and Resilience in Contested Fields-Key Assumptions
- Empirical Context: Scandinavian Higher Education
- Empirical Vignette: Örebro University
- Critical Juncture 1: Aspirations to Become a New Kind of University
- Critical Juncture 2: Vision 2005
- Critical Juncture 3: University Status Awarded
- Discussion
- Identity Formation Over Time: Centrality, Endurance and Distinctiveness
- Identity, Legitimacy and the Regulative Pillar: The State
- Identity, Legitimacy and the Normative Pillar: The Organizational Field
- Identity, Legitimacy, and the Cultural-Cognitive Pillar: The Role of Institutionalization
- Identity and Resilience
- Conclusion
- References
- 9 Resilience and Change in Opera Theatres: Travelling the Edge of Tradition and Contemporaneity
- Introduction
- Resilience: Between Absorption, Adaptation and Transformation
- Archetype Change
- Research Design
- The Opera as an Archetype
- Operatic Essence and Meaning
- Sprouting and Spreading
- Struggling
- Re-novelling
- Operatic Organizational Structures
- Operatic Professionalism: From Amateurs to Professional Artists
- Discussion
- References
- 10 Being Resilient Between the Region and the Higher Education System? Views on Regional Higher Education Institutions in Estonia and Finland
- Introduction
- Theoretical Backdrop
- Organizational Resilience and Coevolution in Different Contexts.
- Regional Higher Education Institutions and Regional Resilience
- Regional Higher Education Institutions and the Higher Education System
- Empirical Section
- Case 1. Kuressaare, Estonia
- Regional HEIs in the Estonian Higher Education System
- Saaremaa and Kuressaare College
- Kuressaare College and Regional Resilience
- Kuressaare College and the Evolving Higher Education System
- Case 2. Seinäjoki, Finland
- Regional HEIs in the Finnish Higher Education System
- South Ostrobothnia and University Consortium of Seinäjoki
- UCS and Regional Resilience
- UCS and the Evolving Higher Education System
- Discussion and Conclusion
- Organizational Resilience of RHEIs
- The Resilience of RHEIs is Rooted in Smallness
- RHEIs Being Resilient Between the Region and HES
- References
- 11 Agency, Institutions and Regional Resilience: An Approach from the Basque Region
- Introduction
- Regional Resilience and the Role of Policies
- Regional Development and Path Dependence
- Agency, Institutional Entrepreneurship and Resilience
- Agency, Institutions and Resilience in the Basque Country
- Discussion and Conclusions
- References
- Part IV Taking Stock and Moving Forward
- 12 Towards Resilient Organisations and Societies? Reflections on the Multifaceted Nature of Resilience
- Introduction
- Comparing and Discussing the Cases Thematically
- Structure and Agency
- Grouping the Chapters on a Novelty and Temporality Matrix
- Towards an Interdisciplinary Resilience Framework for Resilience Organizations and Societies
- References
- Index.