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Innovations in Teaching Organization Development Change: Pedagogical Constructs and Tools for Training Reflective Practitioners
Tom Kalliath, University of Waikato
Organization Development Journal’s Vision for the Future
Call for Papers - Special Issue - Myth, Legend & Lore: Powerful Mechanisms for Transforming Individuals, Groups and Organizations
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Feature Articles

Active Learning for Organizational Development Students: The Masterpiece Project
Jennie Carter Thomas, Belmont University
Politics, Change and Reflective Practitioners
Elisabeth Porter, Southern Cross University
The Dialogic Cast Method: Building a Microworld in the Classroom
Granger Macy, Ithaca College and Joan Neal, Central Missouri State University
Creating Empowered Learners: A Decade Trying to Practice What We Teach
David L. Luechauer, Butler University and Gary M. Shullman, Miami University
Managing the Action/Reflection Polarity in the OD Classroom: A Path to Transformative Learning
Marilyn E. Laiken, RODC, The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto
Implementing Action Learning in an OD Classroom
Thomas Kalliath, University of Waikato
Apples and Oranges: Incommensurable Paradigms and Their Implications for Teaching Organizational Development
Arthur Poropat, Griffith University, Australia
Organizational Development Students as Engaged Learners and Reflective Practitioners: The Role of Service Learning in Teaching OD
Kecia M. Thomas, University of Georgia and Harriet Landau, University of Georgia

Organization Development Journal Pioneers: Past, Present And Future

An Interview with Peter Vaill
Jane Galloway Seiling, RODP, Business Performance Initiative

Community In Focus

Letters to Organization Development Journal
Awards for 2001
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