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Preface | |
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Background for Change | |
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Introduction | |
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A Simple Process | |
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A Systematic Process | |
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A Step-by-Step Process | |
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Increased Chance for Success | |
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Long-Term Success | |
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Tone of the Book | |
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Organization of Chapters | |
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Twelve Pieces of Folk Wisdom about Change | |
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The Grass Is Always Greener on This Side of the Fence | |
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Guess What, Not Everyone Is Like Me | |
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Stress Is Fertile Ground for Success | |
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You Can't Make It If You Believe You're Faking It | |
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If They Haven't Bought It, They Aren't Going to Keep It | |
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Push Me and I'll Push You Back | |
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If You Want Change, Have a Party | |
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100 Proof Change, Like 100 Proof Whiskey, Is Hard to Stomach | |
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Change Is Loss | |
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You Learn to Walk Only by Taking Baby Steps | |
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To Err Is Not Only Human, But Divine | |
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Risk Is Not Russian Roulette | |
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Concluding Note | |
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Resistance to Change | |
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Paucity of Research Base | |
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Force Field Analysis | |
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Sources of Resistance | |
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Antidotes | |
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Concluding Note | |
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Crafting Strategies for Unfreezing | |
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Unfreezing | |
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Strategies for Strain | |
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Strategies for Potency | |
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Strategies for Valence | |
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Crafting the Overall Strategy | |
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Performing Change | |
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Change Checklist | |
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Analysis | |
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Planning | |
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Implementation and Evaluation | |
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Summary | |
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Institutionalization of Change | |
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Fundamental Premise | |
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Planning and Preparation | |
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Timing | |
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Congruence with Mission | |
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Environmental Sensitivity | |
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Clarity and Simplicity | |
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Unpretentious Realism | |
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Sufficient, Not Indulgent Resources | |
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Strong, Central Leadership | |
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Reduced Individual Proprietary Interest | |
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Concluding Note | |
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How to Keep from Being a Victim of Change | |
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O.K. to Resist | |
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Reverse Change Strategies | |
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Exploit the Possibilities | |
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Lead the Parade | |
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Define Problem Ownership | |
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Call a Timeout Daily | |
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Have Fun | |
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Analyze for Congruency | |
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Concluding Note | |
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Managing Change Teams | |
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Using Teams for Change | |
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Forming the Team | |
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Initiating the Team | |
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Knowledge about Change | |
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Providing Resources | |
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Directive Collaboration | |
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Advantages of Directive Management | |
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Advantages of Collaborative Management | |
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Combining the Approaches | |
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Directive Collaboration Step by Step | |
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Applying Directive Collaboration | |
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Reflections on the Process | |
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Infusing Change into Organizational Systems | |
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Evaluation | |
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Budgeting | |
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Strategic Planning | |
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Education Reform | |
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Concluding Note | |
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Toward Becoming an Artisan of Change | |
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In Retrospect | |
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Four Caveats | |
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Cited Exercises | |
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Change Checklist | |
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References and Resources | |
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Index | |