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Organizational Change 6th Edition by Barbara Senior, ISBN-13: 978-1292243436

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Organizational Change 6th Edition by Barbara Senior, ISBN-13: 978-1292243436

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  • Publisher: ‎ Pearson (March 1, 2020)
  • Language: ‎ English
  • 454pages
  • ISBN-10: ‎ 1292243430
  • ISBN-13: ‎ 978-1292243436

For MBA and final year undergraduate students, as well as those studying specialist courses in Organizational Development and Change.

Explore and resolve complex organizational change issues by applying theories into practice.

Organizational Change, 6th Edition by Senior, Swailes and Carnall reflects a rapidly evolving world and explores ‘how change has changed’. The book is structured into three parts. The first part considers the causes and nature of change. Part two opens up the organization to expand on issues of structuring for change, the cultural and political contexts for change and how to lead change. Part three moves firmly into addressing the more practical considerations of designing, planning and implementing change.

Table of Contents:

Half Title Page

Title Page

Copyright Page

Contents

List of illustrations, figures and tables

About this book

About the authors

Acknowledgements

Publisher’s acknowledgements

Part One THE CONTEXT AND MEANING OF CHANGE

1 Organizations and their changing environments

Learning objectives

A view of organizations

The historical context for change

An uncertain future

Environmental triggers of change

Organizational responses to change

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Case example: Strategic change at Nokia

Indicative resources

Useful websites

References

2 The nature of organizational change

Learning objectives

Types of change

Models of change

The pace and scope of change

Predictable change

Complexity theory

Diagnosing change situations

How change has changed

Engagement, a role for leadership in change

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Case example: Professional service firms

Indicative resource

Useful websites

References

Part Two CHANGING ORGANIZATIONS

3 Organizational design, structure and change

Learning objectives

The meaning of organization structure

The dimensions of structure

Structural types

Structuration theory, actor networks and institutional theory

Influences on structure

Organizational structure and change

Case example: Strategic change, technology and policing

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Case example: Suits you Sir….

Indicative resources

Useful website

References

4 Culture and change

Learning objectives

The informal organization

The meaning of culture

The ingredients of culture

Objectivist and interpretive views of culture

Organizational culture types

The influence of national culture

Organizational culture and change

Cultural change to effect organizational change

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Case example: The Civil Service

Indicative resources

Useful websites

References

5 Power, politics and change

Learning objectives

Organizational politics

Power in organizations

The politics of powerlessness

Politics, power and conflict

Conflict in organizations

Power, conflict and change

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Case example: Qatar 2022

Indicative resources

Useful websites

References

6 Leadership styles and leading change

Learning objectives

Leadership defined

Management versus leadership

How leadership models have changed

Critical approaches to leadership

Leadership and change

Leading through change

A model of change leadership

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Case example: Leadership: collective failure across several agencies

Indicative resource

Useful websites

References

Part Three STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING CHANGE

7 Hard systems models of change

Learning objectives

Situations of change

Systematic approaches to change

The hard systems model of change

Using the hard systems model of change

Further uses for the hard systems model of change

Change architecture

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Case example: The role of integrated care in the design of health systems

Indicative resources

Useful websites

References

8 Soft systems models for change

Learning objectives

Managing change in situations of soft complexity

Organizational development – philosophy and underlying assumptions

The OD process

OD – an action research-based model of change

An assessment of the OD model for change

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Case example: Implementing a new patient information system at a major teaching hospital trust

Indicative resources

Useful websites

References

9 Future directions and challenges

Learning objectives

Introduction

Current and future business environments

Challenges for future research on change

Conclusions

Discussion questions and assignments

Indicative resources

Useful websites

References

Author index

Subject index

Back Cover

Barbara Senior is a Chartered Occupational Psychologist who has published a number of books, articles and conference papers based on her research and activities. She is Principal of the Highfield Consultancy, which researches and offers consultancy services in the areas of organizational psychology and change.

Stephen Swailes is Professor of Human Resource Management at the University of Huddersfield.

Colin Carnall has designed and lead corporate and leadership development programmes, focused to deliver major strategic changes over many years. He had held positions at Henley, Cass and as a company Director.

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