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From Storytelling to Story Creation by the Use of Systemic Meetings – The Swedish Case

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The shift from the information society to the knowledge society has identified knowledge as a primary resource for individual and economic growth (Drucker 1992).

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Khan, U., Sarv, H. (2013). From Storytelling to Story Creation by the Use of Systemic Meetings – The Swedish Case. In: Müller, A., Becker, L. (eds) Narrative and Innovation. Management – Culture – Interpretation. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01375-2_14

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