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Schriftenreihe: | Public administration and public policy
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adam_text | Contents
Preface v
Introduction xix
Irony I: Substantial Success but Pessimism About Practice
1. Undercutting the Irony of Ironies with Early and Recent Data:
Increasing Confidence About Domestic Success Rates over the
Decades 1
2. Further Weakening the Irony of Ironies: Success Rates in
Global Settings 49
3. Challenging a Critical Assumption of the Capstone Irony:
Putting Positive Response Bias into Reasonable Perspective 81
Irony II: Substantial Success with Insufficient Attention
to Replication
4. Toward Building Work Cultures to Order: Illustrating
Replications of Generic Designs 95
5. Saving Conceptual Shortfalls from Themselves: Enriching New
Public Management (NPM) as Exemplar 131
6. Checking Downstream Progress, Years Later: Replication as a
Stream of Events over Time 157
xv
xvj Contents
Irony III: Substantial Success in Global Applications While Neglecting
Alternative Ethics at Work
7. Responsible Freedom as the Goal in OD, Part I: Some Basic
Conceptual Distinctions 183
8. Responsible Freedom as the Goal in OD, Part II: Two Western
Work Ethics as the Base 197
9. Responsible Freedom as the Goal in OD, Part III: Confucian
Work Ethic as the Base 211
Irony IV: Substantial Success Without Consensus About a Learning
Model
10. Not Every Learning Design Works Every Time: Toward an
Optimum Discrepancy to Better Target Interventions 231
11. Not Every Design Works Everywhere: Greater Sensitivity to
Interaction of Situations and Designs 255
Irony V: Substantial Success While Inadequately Assessing Large-
System Interventions and Their Effects
12. Illustrating Large-System Change in Business: Detailing a
Design for Strategic Planning and its Effects 281
13. Illustrating Large-System Change in Government: Examining
Some Surprises in Labor/Management Cooperation 321
14. Illustrating Large-System Change in Health Care: Reorganizing
a Medical-Surgical Ward 347
15. Illustrating Large-System Change at the Interface: Testing Some
Features of the Common Wisdom 381
Irony VI: Substantial Success Without Specifying Contextual
Differences
16. A Probably Modest Contribution to Success Rates: Fine-Tuning
OD Designs to Kinds of Crises 407
17. A Big Contributor to Heightened Success Rates, Almost
Undoubtedly: OD Designs Improve Group Properties and
Reduce Burnout 429
Contents xvii
Irony VII: Substantial Success Without Differentiating People
18. Acknowledging Some Limitations of One Person, One Vote :
Survey/Feedback Realities and Classes of Respondents 449
19. Highlighting Differences in Personal Slack for Choice and
Change, Part I: A Preliminary Profile for Burnout in OD 475
20. Highlighting Differences in Personal Slack for Choice and
Change, Part II: Burnout as Covariant of Many Managerially
Relevant Measures, Just About Everywhere 497
Irony VIII: Substantial Success While Neglecting Easy Pieces
21. Enlarging the Empowering Potential of the Workweek: Flexible
Work Hours as Exemplar 511
22. Enhancing the Empowering Potential of the Concept
Workplace : Flexi-Place as Exemplar 531
23. Enhancing the Empowering Potential of the Concept
Development : Demotion as Exemplar 545
Irony IX: Substantial Success Without Differentiating Kinds of Change
and Designs
24. Defining Change as Trinitarian: Estimating Whether Change
Occurs, and How Much, Requires Specifying the Kind of
Change 565
25. Really Appreciating Appreciative Inquiry: Extending OD
Technology/Values and Success Rates While Preserving the
Essentials 591
Postscript About Multiple Ironies
26. Reducing Ironies and Increasing Success Rates: Tactics and
Strategies 605
Author Index 651
Subject Index 663
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Contents
Preface v
Introduction xix
Irony I: Substantial Success but Pessimism About Practice
1. Undercutting the Irony of Ironies with Early and Recent Data:
Increasing Confidence About Domestic Success Rates over the
Decades 1
2. Further Weakening the Irony of Ironies: Success Rates in
Global Settings 49
3. Challenging a Critical Assumption of the Capstone Irony:
Putting "Positive Response Bias" into Reasonable Perspective 81
Irony II: Substantial Success with Insufficient Attention
to Replication
4. Toward Building Work Cultures to Order: Illustrating
Replications of Generic Designs 95
5. Saving Conceptual Shortfalls from Themselves: Enriching New
Public Management (NPM) as Exemplar 131
6. Checking Downstream Progress, Years Later: Replication as a
Stream of Events over Time 157
xv
xvj Contents
Irony III: Substantial Success in Global Applications While Neglecting
Alternative Ethics at Work
7. Responsible Freedom as the Goal in OD, Part I: Some Basic
Conceptual Distinctions 183
8. Responsible Freedom as the Goal in OD, Part II: Two Western
Work Ethics as the Base 197
9. Responsible Freedom as the Goal in OD, Part III: Confucian
Work Ethic as the Base 211
Irony IV: Substantial Success Without Consensus About a Learning
Model
10. Not Every Learning Design Works Every Time: Toward an
"Optimum Discrepancy" to Better Target Interventions 231
11. Not Every Design "Works" Everywhere: Greater Sensitivity to
Interaction of Situations and Designs 255
Irony V: Substantial Success While Inadequately Assessing Large-
System Interventions and Their Effects
12. Illustrating Large-System Change in Business: Detailing a
Design for Strategic Planning and its Effects 281
13. Illustrating Large-System Change in Government: Examining
Some Surprises in Labor/Management Cooperation 321
14. Illustrating Large-System Change in Health Care: Reorganizing
a Medical-Surgical Ward 347
15. Illustrating Large-System Change at the Interface: Testing Some
Features of the Common Wisdom 381
Irony VI: Substantial Success Without Specifying Contextual
Differences
16. A Probably Modest Contribution to Success Rates: Fine-Tuning
OD Designs to Kinds of Crises 407
17. A Big Contributor to Heightened Success Rates, Almost
Undoubtedly: OD Designs Improve Group Properties and
Reduce Burnout 429
Contents xvii
Irony VII: Substantial Success Without Differentiating People
18. Acknowledging Some Limitations of "One Person, One Vote":
Survey/Feedback Realities and Classes of Respondents 449
19. Highlighting Differences in Personal Slack for Choice and
Change, Part I: A Preliminary Profile for Burnout in OD 475
20. Highlighting Differences in Personal Slack for Choice and
Change, Part II: Burnout as Covariant of Many Managerially
Relevant Measures, Just About Everywhere 497
Irony VIII: Substantial Success While Neglecting Easy Pieces
21. Enlarging the Empowering Potential of the Workweek: Flexible
Work Hours as Exemplar 511
22. Enhancing the Empowering Potential of the Concept
"Workplace": Flexi-Place as Exemplar 531
23. Enhancing the Empowering Potential of the Concept
"Development": Demotion as Exemplar 545
Irony IX: Substantial Success Without Differentiating Kinds of Change
and Designs
24. Defining "Change" as Trinitarian: Estimating Whether "Change"
Occurs, and How Much, Requires Specifying the Kind of
Change 565
25. Really Appreciating Appreciative Inquiry: Extending OD
Technology/Values and Success Rates While Preserving the
Essentials 591
Postscript About Multiple Ironies
26. Reducing Ironies and Increasing Success Rates: Tactics and
Strategies 605
Author Index 651
Subject Index 663 |
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