... period. It is identified as expansive learning of the concept, which is illustrated through the iterative phases allowing for the expansion of understanding and implementing new ways of being, doing and relating in the organisation. Research limitations/implications The results are based on a limited...

... and support the productive professional learning of those engaged in global work. Drawing on the theory of expansive learning in the cultural-historical activity theory tradition the study aims to stimulate and enrich the conceptual notion of work as a learning space in the discussion of workplace learning...

.... The paper contributes to understanding the complex processes that constitute interdisciplinary learning in collaboration. Collaboration Interdisciplinary Boundary crossing Expansive learning Inclusive education Inclusive education policies in Western Europe and the USA require that schools...

... extent can a Change Laboratory intervention help practitioners author their own learning? Are the authored outcomes of a Change Laboratory intervention futile if a workplace subsequently undergoes large-scale organizational transformations? Does the expansive learning authored in a Change Laboratory...

.../language processes and the activities entangled in socio-material instrumentalities and environments in which people are involved. Learning Organizing Expansive learning Germ cell Knowing This paper engages with the challenges related to reconfigurations of workplaces and organizational...

... were discussed. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Development Collaboration Building design Cultural-historical activity theory Expansive learning Knotworking Knotworking refers to the “tying, untying and retying of separate threads of activity” (Engeström et al...

...Prof. Tara Fenwick; Prof. John Field; Keiko Yasukawa; Tony Brown; Stephen Black Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the possibilities for expansive learning during organisational change. It considers the introduction of “lean production” as a disturbance to the existing work...