Paradoxical tensions are pervasive throughout organizations and arise from the simultaneous pursuit of conflicting objectives. While paradox theory suggests the alternating use of ‘accommodation’ and ‘choice’ strategies in response to existing tensions, little is known regarding how these strategies may, in turn, impact future levels of tension. The question of whether resolution strategies can be used as a tool to regulate the level of tension in a given task environment is an important one as tensions can either foster creativity and synergy or, conversely, trigger anxiety and inertia. Consequently, the following study investigates the causal mechanisms between the use of specific paradox resolution strategies and resulting levels of tens...
Paradoxes are integral parts of our work lives. In this paper, I tested workplace triggers of four d...
•We map two types of trajectories from value creation-capture tensions to solutions.•The first traje...
The term coopetition describes a situation where companies cooperate and compete with one another at...
While paradoxical tensions may induce anxiety and slower decision-making they also live at the heart...
Competing tensions and demands pervade our work lives. Accumulating research examines organizational...
Metaphorically, the idiom “you cannot have your cake and eat it too” describes fundamental tensions ...
Purpose:Organizational scholars are intrigued about stakeholders who propose multiple and conflictin...
Front-end new product development (NPD) is fraught with tensions that fuel and inhibit innovation. A...
Competing tensions and demands pervade our work lives. Accumulating research examines organizational...
Front-end new product development (NPD) is fraught with tensions that fuel and inhibit innovation. A...
AbstractWe examine paradoxes in organizations and the organizations’ ability to deal with the result...
This study provides an analysis of 1053 organizational paradoxes related articles published in 277 s...
We examine paradoxes in organizations and the organizations’ ability to deal with the resulting para...
Paradox theory has fundamentally changed how researchers think about organizational tensions by emph...
This chapter examines previous research on tensions in HRM, focusing on the contributions and limita...
Paradoxes are integral parts of our work lives. In this paper, I tested workplace triggers of four d...
•We map two types of trajectories from value creation-capture tensions to solutions.•The first traje...
The term coopetition describes a situation where companies cooperate and compete with one another at...
While paradoxical tensions may induce anxiety and slower decision-making they also live at the heart...
Competing tensions and demands pervade our work lives. Accumulating research examines organizational...
Metaphorically, the idiom “you cannot have your cake and eat it too” describes fundamental tensions ...
Purpose:Organizational scholars are intrigued about stakeholders who propose multiple and conflictin...
Front-end new product development (NPD) is fraught with tensions that fuel and inhibit innovation. A...
Competing tensions and demands pervade our work lives. Accumulating research examines organizational...
Front-end new product development (NPD) is fraught with tensions that fuel and inhibit innovation. A...
AbstractWe examine paradoxes in organizations and the organizations’ ability to deal with the result...
This study provides an analysis of 1053 organizational paradoxes related articles published in 277 s...
We examine paradoxes in organizations and the organizations’ ability to deal with the resulting para...
Paradox theory has fundamentally changed how researchers think about organizational tensions by emph...
This chapter examines previous research on tensions in HRM, focusing on the contributions and limita...
Paradoxes are integral parts of our work lives. In this paper, I tested workplace triggers of four d...
•We map two types of trajectories from value creation-capture tensions to solutions.•The first traje...
The term coopetition describes a situation where companies cooperate and compete with one another at...