Confronting Company Politics

Beverley Stone

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Date: 1997
ISBN: 978-0-230-37455-3
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Is Company Politics Strangling Your Business, and You With It?

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Ch 2 Can Personal Responsibility be a ‘Detachable Burden’?

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Ch 3 Why Play Politics and Why Acquiesce?

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Ch 4 Taking Action in a Hostile Environment

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Ch 5 Am I an Existentialist?

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Ch 6 If Freedom of Choice is Only ‘an Illusion’, why Encourage Autonomy?

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Ch 7 Confronting the Cycle of Group Dynamics and Company Politics

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Ch 8 How does Company Politics Start?

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Ch 9 The Phenomenological Approach and Action

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Ch 10 We Hypnotise Ourselves with Our Own Language

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Ch 11 Confronting Politics — The Stress of Inaction — The Anxiety of Action

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Ch 12 The Difference between Self-Actualising and Self-Image Actualising

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Ch 13 The Conflict is Within, not Without

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Ch 14 So Your Indecision is Final?

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Ch 15 How do I do it?

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