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Future-oriented sensemaking: Temporalities and institutional legitimation
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2010-01-01
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Gephart, Robert
Topal, Çağrı
Zhang, Zhen
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R. Gephart, Ç. Topal, and Z. Zhang,
Future-oriented sensemaking: Temporalities and institutional legitimation
. 2010, p. 302.