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Mitigating the "Cobra Effect" when pursuing organizational resilience
Zighan, S
JOURNAL OF STRATEGY PRACTICE
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31
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4
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0966-0879
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DOI10.1111/1468-5973.12467
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cobra effectorganizational resilienceresilience conceptualizationresilience operationalizationunintended consequences
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Zighan, Saad
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Univ Petra, Fac Adm & Financial Studies, Amman, Jordan
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Dec 2023
WILEY, USA.
2024-06-29
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