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      Social Uncertainty and Collective Paranoia in Knowledge Communities: Thinking and Acting in the Shadow of Doubt
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      Social Uncertainty and Collective Paranoia in Knowledge Communities: Thinking and Acting in the Shadow of Doubt

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      Edited ByJohn M. Levine, Leigh L. Thompson, David M. Messick
      BookShared Cognition in Organizations

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      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 1999
      Imprint Psychology Press
      Pages 30
      eBook ISBN 9780203763803
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      ABSTRACT

      Within such communities, knowledge is typically disseminated through a variety of mechanisms. These include formal routines and procedures, such as publication of original research in scholarly journals and presentation of work-in-progress at academic conferences. Knowledge is also disseminated through various informal mechanisms, such as circulation of unpublished manuscripts and-or the exchange of preliminary ideas and data through electronic mail. Whether formal or informal, such mechanisms

      are intended to facilitate the steady accumulation, integration, and rapid diffusion of emerging insights and innovations within the community.

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