..., initiatives meant to strengthen one form of organizational legitimacy can inadvertently weaken another. Inclusivity can heighten organizational complexity, especially in terms of coordination. Bringing together diverse forms of expertise requires ongoing recalibration of practices to avoid detrimental...

...This paper explores the overlooked role of senses in generating, applying, and recognizing expertise. Drawing from scholarly work on aesthetics, we highlight the role of aesthetic knowledge in expertise – knowledge that resides in cultivated sensory judgments that experts employ to work...

..., this qualitative study asks, what are the practices by which early-career scientists learn professional vision and, as part of this learning process, what expertise do they develop? The findings show, first, how scientists engage in ambiguous reporting through which they communicate an article’s knowledge claims...

... to governing capacity, the study of expertise in public administration has been limited and fragmented. Efforts to understand it adopt narrow definitions of expertise as professional or scientific knowledge and are driven by concerns over workers’ politization, interference with political authority...

...Blockchain is one of the most consequential innovations since the world wide web. Although blockchain is argued to remove, displace, or redistribute expertise, there is little understanding of the role of expertise in blockchain ecosystems, and more generally the expertise that fuels...

...How do tasks and expertise coevolve? Tasks and expertise are tightly linked and essential for the execution of work in organizations. Despite the link in the practice of tasks and expertise, scholars have yet to theorize them as coevolving. A small body of research provides evidence...

...Despite the fact that social and economic inequalities continue to be the “grand challenges” that besiege the world, the extant literature often treats experts and expertise in decontextualized way, treating experts as seemingly unaffected by or above social processes that generate or reproduce...

...We examine the social processes that shape the market for expertise in the public sphere. Specifically, we develop a model of expert amplification to examine the role of professional norms and media intermediaries in skewing the selection and representation of experts to the public. Our model...

...While professional expertise is often the first recourse for diagnosing and treating personal problems, it cannot always satisfactorily solve them. In such instances, lay expertise can often complement professional knowledge and practices. Due to easily accessible digital platforms...

...The changing nature of work and organizing makes matching individuals to tasks an increasing challenge. Consequently, there is a growing interest in mapping a workforce’s expertise to manage it more strategically. Yet, systems for mapping and matching are often based on an individualist view...

...Clients hire management consultants as experts to tackle complex problems and legitimize decisions. However, the expertise of these consultants often sparks debate. While consultants may seek to prove the distinctiveness and relevance of their expertise, clients must continually evaluate...

... countries. Six broad categories of competency dimensions key for global leaders: visioning, global business expertise, global organizing savvy, traits and values, cognitive orientation, and cross-cultural relationship skills, are discussed in this chapter. Global leaders need intercultural communication...

.... It considers the role of DFV expert evidence, and the implications of it for coronial findings and recommendations toward improved understanding of femicide and prevention of future deaths. Family violence coronial inquests expert evidence evidence expertise coercive control Introduction The coronial...

... of work and professions by providing a nuanced understanding of the tensions that can arise between the professional expertise of florists and the aesthetic preferences of customers. The findings on the micro-level reveal that adherence to floral ethics serves as a strategy for protecting and maintaining...

... to the study of organizations, which they control. However, in doing so, they also set organization studies on a path of continued dependence on knowledge produced elsewhere: notably, by university disciplines such as sociology. Business schools expertise organization studies sociology scholarly practice...

... for a re-shaping of what the concept of management consulting services actually means, what customer needs they meet, and how their value is created and captured. Management Consulting Digitalization Business Models Value Expertise Client Introduction As digital technologies become increasingly...

... groups to any suggestion for improvements to the international debt architecture. Sovereign debt G77 UNCTAD debt crisis history of economics expertise Introduction From the first United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in 1964, debt and the terms of financial assistance were...

... participation third sector networks evaluation expertise philanthropy hybrid organisations Conditions of Enactment Like HEPs, the roles taken up by TSWPOs in WP are not performed neutrally. As deliverers, experts, connectors and evaluators, their practices and the ways in which they share them are shaped...

...Abstract Financial analysts' forecasts serve as a proxy for market earnings expectations, and research provides mixed evidence of the relation between financial analysts' expertise and forecast accuracy. The judgment and decision-making (J/DM) literature suggests that those with more expertise...

...Abstract Modern societies are imbued with a fundamental tension of expertise, as expert status is both a source of authority and channel of wider public trust. Scholars of expertise have shown, though, that the public often lacks trust in experts, something which often occurs alongside politicized...