CMC MA and DMAN Completions

DMan Theses — Cohort 1, 2003

The part played by writing in the organisational conversation

Alison Donaldson: alison@writinginorganisations.co.uk 

 

Executive Coaching as the Differentiating Patterning of Power

Andrew Lee-Clarke: Andrew.lee@unite-group.co.uk

 

Reframing Consulting as Transformation from within Human Relating

Bjorner Christensen: bjorner@cmcnorway.no

 

Organisation Change Prescriptions as Placebo and Side effect

Ian Johnson:ij@siac-world.com

 

The Leader: an emergent, participative role

James Taylor: JTaylor@ULH.org

 

The Practical Side of Complexity: implications for leaders

John Tobin: jtobin@wtbyhosp.chime.org

 

Stuckness and Change in a Community of Organisation Consultants: my practice isn't my own

Michael Nolan: michaelnolan@shepardmoscow.com

 

Developing Leadership: learning what cannot be taught

Michael Shiel: michael.shiel@imi.ie

 

Quality Improvement in Health Care: Engaging People in the Process

Steven Hagedorn: hagedorn.steven@MAYO.EDU

 

DMan Theses — Cohort 2, 2005

Reconciling local initiative with national policy in teacher professional development

Seamus Cannon: seamus@blackrock-edu.ie

 

Experiencing responsibility in the context of project management

Rui Grilo: rui.grilo@mail.telepac.pt

 

Re-invigorating and re-defining the practice of qualitative inquiry within a business context

Sheila Keegan: sheilakeegan@btinternet.com

 

Spontaneity and power: theatre improvisation in processes of change in organisations

Henry Larsen: hl@dacapoteatret.dk

 

The experience of change in the profession of clinical psychology in the UK

Hester O’Connor: hoconnor@salomons.org.uk

 

National healthcare strategy and the management of risk in a National Health Services Trust

Karen Parsley: kparsley@gha.gov.gi

 

Unplanned change and the complexity of power, truth and identity in consulting

Rune Ronning: rune.ronning@aff.no

 

Organisation development and power relations in an NHS trust

Nicholas Sarra: nicholas.sarra@virgin.net

 

Processes of culture change in organisations and the contribution of an external facilitator

Louise van Rhyn: louise@symphonia.net

 

The experience of anxiety when leading in a changing National Health Service trust

David Walker: djw53wkt@hotmail.com

 

Leadership power and ethics in the educational sector

Richard Williams: lagatica@btinternet.com

 

DMan Theses — Cohort 3, 2007

Facilitative Consulting in Organisational Complexity: detached involvement in political change processes

Stephen Billing: sbilling@exponential-consulting.com

 

The Cult Value of Quality Improvement in Healthcare: Complex Social Processes of Working with Targets

Shona Brown: shona.brown@whippsx.nhs.uk

 

The social character of organizational change: strategizing as emergent practice

Martinus Burger: tinusb@absa.co.za

 

Leading as the ongoing demand for mutual accounting

Martin Daly: frmartindaly@hotmail.com

 

From Compromise to Trust and Relationality: ethical dilemmas and paradoxes in assurance practice

Iver Drabaek: idrabaek@fastmail.fm

 

Generating Experiences of Transformation: A Practice of Organizational Change

Chen Gratz Shmueli: chen.gratz@gmail.com

 

Senior Executives and the Emergence of Local Responsibilities in Large Organizations: a complexity approach to potentially better results

Nol Groot: groot64@hetnet.nl

 

Politics, Ambiguity and Executive Discretion in Government: Processes of Revealing and Concealing

Margaret Miller: margdman@comcast.net

 

Transformation of University Management: Co-evolving Collegial and Managerial Values

Michael Monaghan: michael.monaghan@ucd.ie

 

The Appeal to Values in the Management of International Non-Governmental Organisations: Linking Ethics and Practice

Chris Mowles: chris@redkitepartners.co.uk

 

Qualities of Personal Interaction: the promotion of research utilisation for quality improvement in the US health care sector

James Palmer: caldwellpalmer@aol.com

 

Curricular Processes as practice: The emergence of excellence in a medical school

Cathy Risdon: risdonc@fhsadmin.csu.mcmaster.ca

 

Merging and De-merging in Organisations: Transforming Identities

Thomas Spiers: thomas.s.spiers@gbr.dupontholding.com

 

Identity Formation and Emerging Intentions in Consultant-Client Relationships

Cathie Woodward: cwarturocons@aol.com

 

Leading Volunteers: Power Relations and Values in Organizations

Curt Lindberg: curt@plexusinstitute.org

 

Inclusion and exclusion in the NHS: Power, innovation and rejection in nursing

Sheila Marriott: sheila@sheilamarriott.fsnet.co.uk  

 
Practice as role enactment: managing purposive sophisticated cooperation

Cameron Charlebois

 

 

MA Portfolios - Cohort 1: 2002

Making Sense of Change in the Midst of Change

Jane Blacketer: jane.blacketer@interbrew.com

 

The Impact of Scientific Rationality on Organisational change in a Science Based Company

David Scanlon: David.Scanlon@astrazeneca.com

 

The emergent shaping of a human resource manager role in the light of participative enquiry

Ute Alfes: ualfes@mmm.com

 

Complexity and personal transformation: learning to hold space for emergence

Tony Suchman: asuchman@rochester.rr.com

 

Exploring the practice of a facilitator and consultant through the metaphor of arts of practice

Mary O’Flynn: moflynn@utvinternet.com

 

Approaching organisational architecture of Internet companies from a complexity perspective

Eric Olsen: eolsentri@aol.com

 

MA Portfolios — Cohort 2: 2004

Leading in a trade union

Stale Dokken: stdokken@online.no

 

The experience of power, blame and responsibility in the health sector

Penelope Lacey: pennylacey@hf-pct.nhs.uk

 

The relevance of theatre and improvisation to consulting for organisational change

Preben Friis: pf@dacapoteatret.dk

 

MA Portfolios — Cohort 3: 2007

Promoting Collaborative Action in a Command and Control Culture

Roger Barrett: roger.barrett@orange.net

 

Responsibility in Consultancy From a Perspective of Emergent Social Interaction

Claus Have: ch@dacapoteatret.dk


MA Portfolios — Cohort 4: 2009

Learning and Performance in Organisations: Working with Difference as Intensifying Experience

Heikki Pentti: HTP@DE.FESTO.COM