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Subject(s)

• Group facilitation—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]
• Group decision making—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]
• Consensus (Social sciences)—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]
• Conflict management—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]
• Management—Employee participation—Handbooks, manuals, etc [Browse]

Related name

• Schuman, Sandy, 1951- [Browse]
• International Association of Facilitators [Browse]

Series

• Jossey-Bass business & management series. [More in this series]
• The Jossey-Bass business & management series

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. 609-638) and indexes.

System details

System requirements: PC with Microsoft Windows 98SE or later, or Mac with Apple OS version 8.6 or later.

Contents

• 1. The big picture : creating an ongoing client relationship / Nadine Bell and Susan Nurre
• 2. The skilled facilitator approach / Roger Schwarz
• 3. Facilitation : beyond methods / David Wayne
• 4. Eight Ps of effective facilitation planning and preparation / Jeff Bracken
• 5. The architecture of participation / Patricia Tuecke
• 6. Building trust : the great enabler / Maria Begona Rodas-Meeker and Larry Meeker
• 7. Facilitation of group brainstorming / Paul B. Paulus and Toshihiko Nakui
• 8. Promoting mutual understanding for effective collaboration in cross-functional groups with multiple stakeholders / Sam Kaner
• 9. A procedural analysis of group facilitation : a communication perspective / Joe Chilberg
• 10. Graphic facilitation : the art of drawing out the best in people / David Sibbet
• 11. Creating a positive participatory climate : a meaning-centered counseling perspective / Paul T. P. Wong
• 12. How to build a collaborative environment / David Straus
• 13. Effective strategies for designing and facilitating dialogue / Steven N. Pyser
• 14. Dynamic facilitation : design principles from the new science of complexity / Lisa Kimball, Trish Silber and Nedra Weinstein
• 15. Facilitating the whole system in the room : a theory, philosophy, and practice for managing conflicting agendas, diverse needs, and polarized views / Sandra Janoff and Marvin Weisbord
• 16. Successfully facilitating multicultural groups / Christine Hogan
• 17. Improvisation in facilitation / Izzy Gesell
• 18. Facilitation of the future : how virtual meetings are changing the work of the facilitator / Lori Bradley and Michael Beyerlein
• 19. The team start-up : a scripted approach to facilitating the start of an effective work team / Fred Niziol and Kathy Free
• 20. Facilitating large group meetings that get results every time / Sylvia James, Mary Eggers, Marsha Hughes-Rease, Roland Loup and Bev Seiford
• 21. Facilitating communication in group decision-making discussions / Dennis S. Gouran and Randy Y. Hirokawa
• 22. Consensus building : strategies for resolving disagreement / Michael Wilkinson
• 23. Quality without a name / Reinhard Kuchenmuller and Marianne Stifel
• 24. Facilitating participatory evaluation through stories of change / Terry D. Bergdall
• 25. Assessing the effectiveness of group decision processes / John Rohrbaugh
• 26. Facilitator core competencies as defined by the international association of facilitators / Lynda Lieberman Baker and Cameron Fraser
• 27. Operational dimensions of the profession of facilitation / Jon C. Jenkins
• 28. How to build your expertise in facilitation / Kristin J. Arnold
• 29. Dimensions of facilitator education / Glyn Thomas
• 30. Facilitator values and ethics / Dale Hunter and Stephen Thorpe
• 31. Facilitation from the inside out / John Epps
• 32. The gift of self : the art of transparent facilitation / Miki Kashtan
• 33. Affirmative facilitation : an asset-based approach to process consultation / James P. Troxel.

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Other title(s)

International Association of Facilitators handbook of group facilitation

ISBN

078797160X (alk. paper)

LCCN

2004026722

OCLC

57000802

RCP

C - O

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