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Artificial intelligence empowered biomaterials for cancer therapy: From rational design to clinical translation. [PDF]
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Managing Diversity Through Triple-Loop Learning
Human Resource Development Review, 2017The purpose of this article is to conceptualize the meaning and explore the potential for triple-loop learning in the context of diversity management. Three different paradigms of diversity management, namely, discrimination and fairness, access and legitimacy, and learning and effectiveness, will be explored. The authors argue that whereas single-loop
Chang-Kyu Kwon, Aliki Nicolaides
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Circular organizing and triple loop learning
Journal of Organizational Change Management, 1999The organizational learning literature distinguishes different levels of learning (zero learning and single, double and triple loop learning) in order to understand the complexity and dynamics of changes in policies, objectives, mental maps, and structures and strategies for learning.
A Georges L Romme +1 more
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Contours of diversity management and triple loop learning
Kybernetes, 1996Introduces diversity management as managing the increased diversity of issues that confront humankind in contemporary organizational and societal affairs. Defines triple loop learning as being about the increase in the fullness and deepness of learning about the diversity of issues and dilemmas faced.
Robert L Flood, Norma R A Romm
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Triple‐loop learning in a cross‐sector partnership
Learning Organization, 2011PurposeThis paper aims to build on notions of a higher level of organizational learning to suggest another dimension: interorganizational learning that emerges in a cross‐sector partnership.Design/methodology/approachA case study was conducted with the DC Central Kitchen (DCCK) partnership with for‐profit and governmental entities.
D Christopher Kayes
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