The Learning Organization: Volume 28 Issue 5

Guest editorial

Shih-Wei Hsu

Down to earth: Gaia storytelling and the learning organization

Kenneth Mølbjerg Jørgensen, Anete Mikkala Camille Strand, Julia Hayden, Mogens Sparre, Jens Larsen

In accordance with Latour, this paper aims to respond to the call for a “down-to-earth” post-learning organization approach to sustainability, which is critical of Senge’s…

A little learning is a dangerous thing

Norman V. Jackson

Asking whether we should regard the learning organization as a tautology and, thus, of questionable utility, the purpose of this paper is to assess the ur-definition of the…

The greatest show on earth: organising and the performance of society

Chris Blantern

This paper aims to draw attention to the significance of “acculturation” in organisations and organising and how learning occurs as micro-practices (organisational poetics).

The learning organization and the open system beyond the organization’s boundaries

Simon Reese

Lab Rats: How Silicon Valley Made Work Miserable for the Rest of Us

Peter Thomas Lamb