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Assembling this volume has been, at every stage, a collaborative process, and I owe a sincere debt of gratitude to many people who contributed significantly to this cooperative effort. In particular, I would like to recognize the invaluable contributions of three inspiring mentors and special friends: Dixie Goswami, who first urged me to pursue this project and who counseled me wisely throughout the process; H. L. Goodall, who opened my eyes to exciting ways of thinking about corporate ethnography and organizational communication from an international perspective; and Jane Perkins, who never begrudged my incessant interruptions, who either knew .the answer to every question or knew where to find it, and whose judgment could always be trusted. I would also like to thank three graduate assistants: Dusti Annan, Nina Lvova, and Myra Whittemore, for shouldering with good humor the unwieldy chore of constructing an index the old-fashioned way; Bobbi Olszewski at Baywood, for her meticulous and attentive production work; Charles Sides, for supporting the project and shepherding it through to completion; and, of course, the volume's distinguished contributors, for responding to the call an

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Author

Carl R. Lovitt with Dixie Goswami

Publisher

Taylor & Francis Group

Published

1999

Language

EN

ISBN

9781315224626

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Psychology, Education, Law