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Christopher Sykes
Christopher Sykes
Senior Lecturer, Discipline Leader of Management, Faculty of Business and Law, University of
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Made to measure: Taming practices with results-based accountability
L Keevers, L Treleaven, C Sykes, M Darcy
Organization Studies 33 (1), 97-120, 2012
1792012
Concepts of time and temporality in the storytelling and sensemaking literatures: A review and critique
P Dawson, C Sykes
International Journal of Management Reviews 21 (1), 97-114, 2019
1212019
Building community in academic settings: The importance of flexibility in a structured mentoring program
R Ewing, M Freeman, S Barrie, A Bell, D O’Connor, F Waugh, C Sykes
Mentoring & tutoring: partnership in learning 16 (3), 294-310, 2008
922008
Loss of organizational knowledge: From supporting clients to serving head office
L Treleaven, C Sykes
Journal of Organizational Change Management 18 (4), 353-368, 2005
842005
Embedding the development of intercultural competence in business education
M Freeman, L Treleaven, P Ramburuth, B Leask, N Caulfield, L Simpson, ...
Final Report CG6 37, 2009
832009
A practice-based approach to student reflection in the workplace during a Work-Integrated Learning placement
C Sykes, BA Dean
Studies in Continuing Education 35 (2), 179-192, 2013
652013
Partnership and participation: contradictions and tensions in the social policy space
L Keevers, L Treleaven, C Sykes
Australian Journal of Social Issues 43 (3), 459-477, 2008
612008
Organizational Change and Temporality: bending the arrow of time
P Dawson, C Sykes
Routledge, 2016
592016
Critical action research and organizational ethnography
C Sykes, L Treleaven
Organizational ethnography: Studying the complexities of everyday life, 215-230, 2009
572009
Reflective assessment in work-integrated learning: To structure or not to structure, that was our question
BA Dean, C Sykes, S Agostinho, M Clements
482012
Food and music matters: Affective relations and practices in social justice organizations
L Keevers, C Sykes
Human Relations 69 (8), 1643-1668, 2016
442016
A dissemination methodology for learning and teaching developments through engaging and embedding
L Treleaven, C Sykes, J Ormiston
Studies in Higher Education 37 (6), 747-767, 2012
412012
Business as usual
M Freeman, P Hancock, L Simpson, C Sykes, P Petocz, I Densten, ...
ABDC Scoping Report. Sydney: Australian Business Deans Council, 2008
342008
How students learn on placement: Transitioning placement practices in work-integrated learning
BA Dean, C Sykes
Vocations and Learning 14 (1), 147-164, 2021
182021
Re-viewing student teamwork: preparation for the ‘real world’or bundles of situated social practices?
C Sykes, L Moerman, B Gibbons, BA Dean
Studies in Continuing Education 36 (3), 290-303, 2014
142014
Knowledge in Organisations: a sensemaking view
D Cecez-Kecmanovic, C Jerram, L Treleaven, C Sykes
Organizational Knowledge, Learning, and Capabilities, 2003
82003
Stories affording new pathways: bridging the divide between aged and disability care
P Dawson, C Sykes, P McLean, M Zanko, H Marciano
Journal of Organizational Change Management 27 (5), 819-838, 2014
72014
Learning, engaging and embedding: An approach to establishing an integrated commerce internship program
C Sykes, M Clements
62011
Embedding the development of intercultural competence in business education CG6-37
M Freeman, L Treleaven, P Ramburuth, B Leask, N Caulfield, L Simpson, ...
Canberra, Australia: Australian Learning and Teaching Council, 2009
52009
Stories affording new pathways in changing organizations
P Dawson, C Sykes, P McLean, M Zanko, H Marciano
Journal of Organizational Change Management 27 (5), 819-838, 2014
42014
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