APPRECIATIVE INQUIRY IN THE AGE OF THE NETWORK
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Published:2004
Jeffrey Stamps, Jessica Lipnack, 2004. "APPRECIATIVE INQUIRY IN THE AGE OF THE NETWORK", Constructive Discourse and Human Organization, David L. Cooperrider, Michel Avital
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This chapter is about the relationship between Networked Organizations and Appreciative Inquiry. To set a context, Theory about networks is related to the expressed needs of Appreciative Inquiry. Stories follow, from both appreciative and network perspectives. Ideas are put to work through practice as expressed by method – consisting of principles, practices, and processes. Further, method is embedded in technology to support functioning networks. In research, we look at learning about human systems and suggest that online digital places form natural laboratories to collect, analyze, and synthesize data. Concluding with Search, we revisit the question of consciousness in human systems.
