Creating a Culture of Collaboration: The International Association of Facilitators HandbookCollaboration is often viewed as a one-time or project-oriented activity. An increasing challenge is to help organizations incorporate collaborative values and practices in their everyday ways of working. In Creating a Culture of Collaboration, an international group of practitioners and researchers–from Australia, Belgium, Canada, Chile, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, and the United States–provide proven approaches to creating a culture of collaboration within and among groups, organizations, communities, and societies. |
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Thus effective civil dialogue enables individuals to develop cosmopolitan social trust, which then has the potential to move them toward a situation of renewed confidence and social capital. The failure of civil dialogue is a ...
Thus effective civil dialogue enables individuals to develop cosmopolitan social trust, which then has the potential to move them toward a situation of renewed confidence and social capital. The failure of civil dialogue is a ...
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... agencies of central government, local authorities, and partnership bodies, as well as to voluntary and community-based social service organizations. A core part of their shared mission is to promote the well-being of individuals and ...
... agencies of central government, local authorities, and partnership bodies, as well as to voluntary and community-based social service organizations. A core part of their shared mission is to promote the well-being of individuals and ...
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Conflict is described as the paradox of collaboration, as its destructive and constructive attributes challenge individual viewpoints and bring about change. The manifestation of cooperative ...
Conflict is described as the paradox of collaboration, as its destructive and constructive attributes challenge individual viewpoints and bring about change. The manifestation of cooperative ...
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A collaborative culture is essential for recruiting and retaining creative and talented knowledge workers because such individuals would not work in an organization where getting things done entails navigating an obstacle course.
A collaborative culture is essential for recruiting and retaining creative and talented knowledge workers because such individuals would not work in an organization where getting things done entails navigating an obstacle course.
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Both factors are determined by individuals' mental models. Consequently, creating an organizational culture of collaboration typically requires a shift in the values and assumptions that are at the core of these mental models.
Both factors are determined by individuals' mental models. Consequently, creating an organizational culture of collaboration typically requires a shift in the values and assumptions that are at the core of these mental models.
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The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 2 RENEWING SOCIAL CAPITAL | 41 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 3 THE DEVELOPMENT OF CROSSSECTOR COLLABORATIONS IN A SOCIAL C... | 55 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 4 EXPLORING THE DYNAMICS OF COLLABORATION IN INTERORGANIZATI... | 69 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 5 EQUITY DIVERSITY AND INTERDEPENDENCE | 87 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 6 WHAT KEEPS IT TOGETHER | 105 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 7 MAKEORBREAK ROLES IN COLLABORATION LEADERSHIP | 129 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 8 SENSE MAKING AND THE PROBLEMS OF LEARNING FROM EXPERIENCE | 151 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 14 USING THE FACILITATIVE LEADER APPROACH TO CREATE AN ORGANI... | 281 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 15 USE OF SELF IN CREATING A CULTURE OF COLLABORATION | 304 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 16 COLLABORATION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE | 322 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 17 THEORY IN ACTION | 345 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 18 LEADERSHIP FOR THE COMMON GOOD | 367 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 19 USING DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY TO FACILITATE A LOCAL CULTUR... | 399 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 20 AVOIDING GHETTOS OF LIKEMINDED PEOPLE | 419 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 21 INVOLVING MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS IN LARGESCALE COLLABORAT... | 435 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 9 METAPHORS AT WORK | 173 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 10 UTILIZING UNCERTAINTY | 193 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 11 SUSTAINABLE COOPERATIVE PROCESSES IN ORGANIZATIONS | 211 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 12 IS YOUR ORGANIZATION AN OBSTACLE COURSE OR A RELAY TEAM? | 229 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Chapter 13 PRACTICAL DIALOGUE | 257 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook Appendix COLLABORATIVE VALUES PRINCIPLES AND BELIEFS | 449 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook KEY CONCEPTS | 469 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook NAME INDEX | 479 |
The International Association of Facilitators Handbook SUBJECT INDEX | 485 |
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achieve action African American Agencies alignment approach assumptions behavior building challenges Chapter collaborative culture collaborative process commitment conflict consensus consortium consulting context conversation core values creative culture of collaboration Dale Hunter decision deliberative deliberative democracy discussion diversity dynamic dynamic facilitation effective effort employees engagement example experience explore feedback feel forums Gary Cunningham goals Group Facilitation Hennepin County implementation important individuals initial interaction interorganizational involved issues leaders leadership learning space meeting mental models metaphor networks Northern Ireland one’s organization organizational culture organizational learning outcomes participants Penn’s Landing project people’s person perspectives political positive positive psychology practice practitioners problem relational relationships role San Francisco:Jossey-Bass shared skills social capital social trust society solutions strategy structure sustainability system dynamics theory theory of collaboration tion transformation understanding vision