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Our Collective Tensions: Paradox Research Community’s Response to COVID-19

Joshua Keller · Simone Carmine · Paula A. Jarzabkowski · Marianne W. Lewis · Camille Pradies · Garima Sharma +2 more

38 citations0/0 files storedJournal of Management Inquiry

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Management and Organizational Studies Chaos, Complexity, and Education Social impacts of COVID-19

Abstract

In this commentary on three articles from dozens of paradox theory scholars on paradox approaches to examining the COVID-19 pandemic and how the COVID-19 pandemic informs paradox theory, the authors involved in coordinating the collection of three papers discuss the process of bringing together scholars from around the world to discuss the pandemic. Four other preeminent paradox theorists offer additional commentaries on the papers in this Collection.

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