Strategic Ambiguities: Essays on Communication, Organization, and Identity

Eric M. Eisenberg

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This collection of Eisenberg's most significant essays provides a coherent example of a set of important ideas in organisational communication, pertaining in particular to the importance of language and interpretation in the social construction of organisational life

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