Dr. Kenneth L. Murrell
Doctoral of Management - Adjunct professor
Colorado Technical University, Colorado Springs, CO
Fitzgerald,
S., Murrell, K.L., Miller, M. (2003). Appreciative Inquiry: Accentuating the
Positive. Business Strategy Review, 14(1).
Fitzgerald,
S.P., Murrell, K. L., & Newman, H. L. (2001). Appreciative Inquiry: The New
Frontier. In J. Waclawski
& A. Church (Eds.), Organization Development: A Data Driven Approach to
Organizational Change (pp. 203-221). San Francisco: Jossy
Bass.
Meredith,
M. & Murrell, K.L. (2000). Empowering
Employees. Boston, MA: McGraw Hill.
Miller,
M., Fitzgerald, S., Murrell, K.L., Preston, J. & Ambeker,
R. (2005). Appreciative Inquiry in
Building a Trans-Cultural Strategic Alliance. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 41(1), 91-110.
Miller,
M., Fitzgerald, S. & Preston, J., Murrell,
K.L. (2003). The Efficacy of Appreciative Inquiry in Building Relational
Capital in a Transcultural Strategic Alliance. Retrieved from http://www.aom.pace.edu/odc/newsletters/WIN03.htm
Miller,
M., Fitzgerald, S. & Preston, J., Murrell,
K.L. (2004). The Efficacy of
Appreciative Inquiry in Building Relational Capital in a Transcultural
Strategic Alliance. CD Rom-based proceedings for the Academy of
Management Annual Conference.
Murrell,
K.L. (1995). The Pelican Parable: A Lesson in Global Economic Realities. World Business Academy Perspectives, 9(3), pp. 39-44.
Murrell,
K.L. (1996). Review on Consultant’s
Journey: A Dance of Work and Spirit, by R. Harrison, published by Jossey Bass, 1995. International
Journal of Public Administration.
Murrell,
K.L. (1996, November). Summary article published on The Pelican Parable. Ontario
Power Company Newsletter.
Murrell,
K.L. (1997). Community Building, Learning, Leading and New Paradigms, Four New
Anthologies Worth Investing In [Book reviews of four new books]. O.D. Journal, 15(4).
Murrell,
K.L. (1997). Emergent Theories of Leadership for The Next Century: Towards
Relational Concepts. O.D. Journal, 15(3), 35-42.
Murrell,
K.L. (1997). Opening A Dialogue: International Organization Development and When Corporations Rule the World. The Journal of International Management and
Public Administration, 2.
Murrell,
K.L. (1997). Reforming Higher Education
Before the Fall: Saving the Profession of Professor Before It’s Too Late. Paper presented at ABSEL, New Orleans, LA.
Murrell,
K.L. (1997). A review of Seeing Systems:
Unlocking the Mysteries of Organizational Life, by B. Oshry,
1995, Berrett-Koehler. O.D. Journal, 15(2).
Murrell,
K.L. (1998). Making Your Way in the Next Century. UWF Fountain Magazine.
Murrell,
K.L. (1998). A Personal Cross Cultural Exile into Appreciative Inquiry: Early
Applications of AI Internationally. In S. Hammond & C. Royal (Eds.), Lessons From the Field: Applying
Appreciative Inquiry (pp. 272-281). Dallas, TX: Practical Press.
Murrell,
K.L. (1998). Relational Models of Leadership for the Next Century Non-Profit
Manager. In T.D. Connors (Ed.), The
Non-Profit Management Handbook (pp. 31-41). New York: Wiley and Sons.
Murrell,
K.L. (1999). International and Intellectual Roots of Appreciative Inquiry. Organization Development Journal, 17(3), 49-61.
Murrell,
K.L. (1999). New Century Organization Development: The Five Core Components of
Sprit, Community, Work, Wisdom and Transformation. Organization
Development Journal, 17(4),
49-60.
Murrell,
K.L. (1999, Summer). Next Century Organization Development: Building On a
Foundation of Spirit, Community, Work, Wisdom and Transformation. ODC Division Newsletter.
Murrell,
K.L. (1999). Reinventing Management and Leadership for the 21st
Century. Retrieved from http://mgeneral.com.
Murrell,
K.L. (1999). To Be (A Change Program of the Month) or Not To Be, That is the
Question. Paper presented at the 1999 IABD conference, Chicago, IL.
Murrell,
K.L. (1999). To Be (A Change Program of the Month) or Not To Be, That is the
Question. In J. Biberman & A. Alkhafaji
(Eds.), Business Research Yearbook: Global
Business Perspective (VI, pp. 549-553).
Murrell,
K.L. (1999). Two Books That Bring Some Light to the Shadow Side of
Organizations [ Reviews of Unmasking Administrative Evil and The Corrosion of Character: The Personal
Consequences of Work in the New Capitalism]. Organization Development Journal,17(3), 88-91.
Murrell,
K.L. (2000). The Learning Model Instrument.
In A.B. Shani & J. Lau, (Eds.), Behavior in Organizations: An Experiential
Approach (7th edition).
Burr Ridge, IL: Irwin McGraw Hill.
Murrell,
K.L. (2000). Making Your Way in the Next
Century: Taking the Career High Ground. In R.R. Sims & J. Veres (Eds.), Keys to
Employee Success in Coming Decades (pp. 33-54), Westport, CN: Greenwood
Press.
Murrell,
K.L. (2000). Organizational Change As Applied Art: Blending Pace, Magnitude and
Depth. In B. Golembiewski
& M. Decker (Eds.), Handbook of
Organizational Consultation, (2nd edition, pp. 807-813). New
York: Marcel Decker.
Murrell,
K.L. (2000). Process Consulting Guidelines for Development Assistance, with
Case Study. In B. Golembiewski & M. Decker
(Eds.), Handbook of Organizational
Consultation, (2nd edition, pp. 815-819). New York: Marcel
Decker.
Murrell,
K.L. & Smith, T. (2000). Three Team
Analysis and Development Tools. In A.B. Shani &
J. Lau (Eds.), Behavior in Organizations:
An Experiential Approach (7th edition). Burr Ridge, IL: Irwin McGraw Hill.
Murrell,
K.L. (2001). Book review of Appreciative
Inquiry: Change at the speed of imagination, by Jane Watkins and Bernard
Mohr published by Jossy Bass. The OD
Journal, 19(2).
Murrell,
K.L. (2001). Book review of Ken Wilber’s
A Brief History of Everything Plus Some: A special review and commentary by
Ken Wilber. The OD Journal 19(1).
Murrell,
K.L. (2002). Book review of Community at
Work: Creating and Celebrating Community in Organizational Life, By Kay Felkins published by The Hampton Press Communication
Series. OD Journal, 19(3).
Murrell,
K.L. (2002). Making the Workplace Flex, Not Break. In Perseus Publishing (Ed.),
Business:
The Ultimate Resource (pp.
31-32). Jackson, TN: Basic Books.
Murrell,
K.L. (2002). The New Century for Global Organization Development: Responding to
the Challenges of the Day. OD Practitioner,
34(1), 24-30.
Murrell,
K.L. (2002, Spring). Self-Organizing Systems: Our Disciplines Greatest
Challenge.
Retrieved from ODC divisions Spring
newsletter AOM.Pace.edu
Murrell,
K.L. (2004). Hope: Our Intended OD Legacy for 2050. Organization Development Journal, 22(2), 21-28.
Murrell,
K.L. (2004). New Rules for a New Century: Help for Management and
Leadership in This New Global Century. In Sims, R.R. & Quarto, S.A. (Eds.) Leadership Challenges for
Management: Succeeding in Today’s Competitive Environment (pp.367-385). Armonk,
N.Y. : M.E. Sharpe.
Murrell,
K.L. (2007). Nature’s Way of Teaching Us About Change: Learning from
Hurricanes, Tsunamis, Earthquakes and other Natural Disasters. Organization Development Journal, 25(1), 27-36.
Murrell,
K.L. & Bishop, R.W. (1995). The Learning Model for Managers: A Tool to
Facilitate Learning. In R. R. & S. J. Sims (Eds.), The Importance of Learning Styles: Understanding the Implications for
Learning Course Design & Education. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing.
Murrell,
K.L., Easdale, B. & Ton, L. (1995). Dedication to
Kaizen: Empowerment in an OB Classroom and in Toyota Motor Manufacturing. In
S.J. Sims & R.R. Sims (Eds.) Total
Quality Management in Higher Education:
Is it Working? Why or Why Not? (pp.
175-192). Westport, CT: Praeger Press.
Murrell, K.L., Fitzgerald, S., Newman, L., & Fry,
R. (2003). Exploring
Collaborative Capacity in a Global Chaordic Alliance
with Virtual Appreciative Inquiry. Paper presented at the Academy of Management,
Seattle, WA.
Murrell,
K.L. & Smith, T. (1996). Three Essential Process Tools for Teams: The Eye
Pie, Voice Box and Power Puzzle (Team Development and Analysis Instruments). In
J. Jones & E. Biech (Eds.), 1996 HR Handbook, Vol. 1. San Diego, CA: HRD Press.
Peach,
B. & Murrell, K.L. (1995). Reward & Recognition Systems for Volunteers.
In T. D. Connors (Ed.), The Volunteer
Management Handbook (pp. 222-243). New York: Wiley & Sons.
Peach,
B. & Murrell, K.L. (2002). Motorola:
Ethical Challenges in a Multicultural Environment. In A.A. Thompson & A.J.
Strickland, Strategic Management Concepts
and Cases. Boston, MA: McGraw-Hill.
Peach,
B. & Murrell, K.L. (2002). Motorola:
Ethical Challenges in a Multicultural Environment. Primus Case Library. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Young, J
& Murrell, K.L. (1998). Harley-Davidson Motor Company Organizational
Design: The Road to High Performance. Organization
Development Journal, 16(1), pp. 65-74.