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Shifting the frame: how internal change agents contextualize and co-construct strategic responses to grand challenge issues within and beyond the firm
In this study, I aim to understand business responses to social-ecological grand challenges. Prior research has suggested that problem identification and attribution help to foster meaning and action on societal issues. In particular, framing theory has offered significant insight into individual ac...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2021
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