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Section 4 of this paper provides a useful annotated bibliography which gives a one or two-paragraph overview of many key books and papers in this area.
<Contents>
Acknowledgements iv
Acronyms v
Executive Summary vi
1 Introduction
1.1 Background
2 Review of the Literature
2.1 Knowledge management and learning in the corporate sector
2.2 Knowledge management and learning in the development sector
3 Gaps in the Literature and Future Issues
3.1 Knowledge management/learning and responsiveness
3.2 Knowledge management/learning and impact on policy
3.3 Knowledge management/learning and impact of policy
3.4 Knowledge management/learning and Southern engagement
4 Annotated Bibliography
Thematic index
Alphabetical index
List of Tables
Table 1 Typology of work settings
Table 2 KM applications mapped to the six elements of the KM spectrum
Table 3 Organisational responses to error
Table 4 The two generations of KM strategies
Table 5 The shift from industrial to e-business
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