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Resources
on Senge's Learning Organization
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"
Organization-wide learning involves change in culture
and
change in the most basic managerial practices,
not
just within a company, but within a whole system of
management.
... I guarantee that when
you start to create
a
learning environment, people will not feel as though they
are
in control." Peter Senge
Ask MIT: Featuring Professor Peter
Senge ( Question and answer with Senge
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fieldbook.com is home to The Fifth Discipline
Fieldbook Project.
The Society for
Organizational Learning.
On Peter Senge's The Fifth Discipline: See the encyclopdeia of informal
education's Peter Senge and the Learning
Organization and A Reference Guide by E.J.
Mings. See
also John Paul Fullerton's review of The Fifth Discipline and a review of The Fifth Discipline
Fieldbook among other things
Peter Senge's and Fred Kofman's Communities of Commitment:
The Heart
of Learning Organizations.
Peter Senge's Creating Quality Communities.
Peter Senge's From Fragments to
Connections.
Peter Senge's The Leader's New Work.
Peter Senge's Leading Learning
Organizations.
Peter Senge's Learning Organizations.
Peter Senge's Learning to Alter Mental
Models.
Peter Senge's Making a Better World.
Peter Senge's Message of the Quality
Movement.
Peter Senge's Personal Transformation.
Peter Senge's Sharing Knowledge.
Peter Senge's Slow Threats.
Peter Senge's Systems Thinking.
Peter
Senge's Reflections: Accomplishments
and Challenges in Developing
the Center for
Organizational Learning.
The Learning Organizations
Homepage
Anne-Marie
Johnson's Learning Organization
Information.
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Last revision: July 23, 2001
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