Media discourse on chilean dynamic capacities
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https://doi.org/10.15665/dem.v21i1.3462Keywords:
Dynamic Capabilities, Chile, Discourse AnalysisAbstract
Within the social and economic context of Chile, a qualitative investigation is conducted aiming to describe the conceptual characteristics of media discourses associated with the dynamic capabilities of organizations. The study identifies 16 significant constructs that articulate a discourse, which establishes the political causes involved in the dynamism of the environment and the social foundations of firm capabilities. The result is a process map that describes the prevailing mental model commonly found in the analyzed media discourses.
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