1. Calls for dialogue
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Roberts, Nancy C.
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2015-03
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These words of Thomas Friedman haunted
me as I watched the mind-numbing devastation at the World Trade Center on
September 11, 2001. I remembered feeling very unsettled when I had first read them.
Friedman’s thesis is compelling. The Age of
Globalization is creating great upheavals in
our lives. As a new international system reliant on the democratization of technology.
finance, decision-making and information,
globalization is replacing the Cold War system
and creating unprecedented interdependencies among the world’s people,
businesses, and governments (Friedman,
2000). The national and organizational
boundaries that once separated us are becoming less important than the networks
of national and international relationships
that bind us together. Interdependent,
global activities are linking all aspects of our
economic, political, and social lives.
The
Transformative
Power
of
Dialogue,
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12,
pages
3-24.
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Article
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The article of record may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0732-1317(02)12003-3
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Administrative Sciences
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Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.)
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Nancy C. Roberts, "1. Calls for dialogue" In The Transformative Power of Dialogue, Volume 12, pages 3-24 (2002)
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