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organizational frames: a standalone construct

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Military organization studies

the knowledge-laden routines through which military organizations define problems and solutions, shaping what they can predict and plan for.

In military organization studies, organizational frames refers to the knowledge-laden routines through which military organizations define problems and solutions, shaping what they can predict and plan for. This meaning comes from Eden (2003) in Whole World on Fire.[1]

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  1. Eden, L. (2003). Whole World on Fire. Manas Publications. ISBN 9780801435782

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