How Is Knowledge Perceived as Power? A Multilevel Model of Knowledge Power in Innovation Networks

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RT @KeithiaXr: In sociology, Foucault and Gordon (1980) takes knowledge as being always inextricably enmeshed in relations of power in that…

21 Aug 2022

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In sociology, Foucault and Gordon (1980) takes knowledge as being always inextricably enmeshed in relations of power in that the base of power is knowledge and the use of power is to apply knowledge. 📸 Keithia Grant https://t.co/HId4LI0Y3w https://t.co

21 Aug 2022

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How Is Knowledge Perceived as Power? A Multilevel Model of Knowledge Power in Innovation Networks - New curated article on #workpsychology #organisationalpsychology #humanperformance https://t.co/kOEzNNTMLj

24 Oct 2021

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