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Organizational Change Theories Pete Chrisp or must non-Israelites be expelled'As Demers notes, organizational change is becoming a major field of research inquiry, encompassing an increasing diversity of theories. The three parts of the book place this topic in historical context, and reflect three key debates within the field: adaptation versus selection; transformation versus evolution; and natural evolution versus social dynamics.'A'CHOICEWhile there are thousands of books on change management that adopt a normative