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Interpretive Inquiry: From Comparison to Engagement in SSM
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Interpretive Inquiry: From Comparison to Engagement in SSM

Paul W J Ledington and Jeannie Ledington
Proceedings of the 7th Annual ANZSYS Conference, pp.95-103
Annual ANZSYS Conference: Systems in Management: The relevance of systems thinking in the contemporary world, 7th (Perth, Australia, 27-Nov-2001–28-Nov-2001)
Edith Cowan University
2001
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http://ro.ecu.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=7894&context=ecuworksView
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Computer Software soft systems methodology comparison engagement interpretive inquiry interpretive management
The theme of this paper is emergence of the twin concepts of 'Engagement' and 'Interpretive Inquiry' as major extensions of 'Comparison ' and 'Soft Systems Methodology' respectively. These concepts are outcomes from our current research program into the use of Systems Thinking in Management. The paper describes the context of the research, discusses the nature of 'Engagement' and presents its methodological form, which is called 'Interpretive Inquiry'.

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