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2015Embracing Discursive Paradox55 cited
2005Cultural Identity Tensions in a Post-Acquisition Organization A previous version of this paper was presented as a “Top Paper” at the annual convention of the International Communication Association, New Orleans, May 2004.52 cited
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2016Doing the right things or doing things right?40 cited
2017Generating tensions: A multilevel, process analysis of organizational change32 cited
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