... and cultural entrepreneurs a practical tool to reflect on and develop sustainable, authenticity-grounded business models. Rather than relying on externally imposed claims, this perspective highlights the ongoing, situated work through which coherence is built across life experience, material choices...

...Case study methods context versus action data analysis what is a programme ‘essence’ evaluation in ‘transition’ moments coherence In this chapter will look in some detail at musical life in the conservatoire. But you should remember throughout that I am writing under the case study...

... are meticulously addressed. Coherence between the district and school levels underlying this system-wide change across eight schools is emphasized as critical to the change process. In addition, the attention to coherence in policies, practices, and processes illustrates that when school districts innovate...

... such as purpose and connection with others. Meaning sense-making personal meaning coherence mattering purpose connection Introduction Information is often defined in terms of meaning. For example, Bates (2005a, 2006) defines information (sense 2) as a “pattern of organization of matter and energy given...

..., organisation-level perspective on successfully embedding lesson study in ITE partnerships. Normalisation Process Theory coherence cognitive participation collective action reflective monitoring embedding change Introduction Lesson study has become an increasingly popular approach to developing teacher...

.... Findings – Empirical estimations corroborate the hypothesis that knowledge coherence and variety, besides the traditional measure of knowledge stock, matter in shaping regional economic performances. Social implications – Important policy implications stem from the analysis, in that regional innovation...