Risk and 'acting' into the unknown

Experiencing Spontaneity, Risk and Improvisation in Organizational Life: Working Live

Volumn 9780203696934, Issue , 2005, Pages 46-72

  Larsen, Henry ^a  

^a Dacapo Company   (Denmark)

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