Leveraging knowledge through communities of practice: Balancing the uality of participation and reification

Arts & Humanities

• Yin Yang 100%
• Reification 82%
• Communities of Practice 80%
• Participation 47%
• Rectification 35%
• Book of Changes 28%
• Knowledge Management 26%
• Taoism 18%
• Hue 13%
• Duality 11%
• I Ching 10%
• Discourse 10%
• Chinese philosophy 9%
• Facilitation 8%
• Oriental philosophy 7%
• Quality Management 6%
• Philosophy 6%
• Contradictory 6%
• Anti-globalization 5%
• Symbol 5%
• Culture Theory 5%
• Collaborative Learning 5%
• Professional Identity 4%
• Oneness 4%
• Sustainable Development 4%
• Professional Practice 4%
• Divination 4%
• Common Knowledge 4%
• Oracle 4%
• Ethical Values 4%
• Life World 4%
• Economic Policy 4%
• Knowledge Acquisition 4%
• Repository 3%
• Polarity 3%
• Social Worlds 3%
• Modern Science 3%
• Management Activities 3%
• Confucian 3%
• Astronomy 3%
• Launch 3%
• Natural World 3%
• Masculine 3%
• Sixties 3%
• Incomplete 3%
• Ecology 3%
• Harmony 3%
• Isolation 3%
• Mathematics 3%
• Universe 2%
• Artifact 2%
• Globalization 2%
• Staff 2%
• Medicine 2%
• Communication 2%
• Workers 2%
• Nature 2%
• Government 2%
• Interaction 1%
• Economics 1%
• Performance 1%