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Stakeholder Inclusiveness: Enriching Project Management with General Stakeholder Theory1:
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In this paper, the dilemmas related to stakeholder inclusiveness, in other words, engaging a broad range of stakeholders, are discussed, in order to solve the root problem of project disappointment.Abstract:
According to research, stakeholder disappointment is a root problem within projects. In this article, the dilemmas related to stakeholder inclusiveness, in other words, engaging a broad range of st...read more
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