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In a world of change, groups and organizations are looking for ways to remain resilient, sustainable, and people-focused. The challenges of our time—from climate change to technological acceleration and societal shifts—require organizations that not only adapt, but thrive in the unknown. Static structures and outdated management models no longer suffice.
The term 'fieldwork' is used to describe research in all areas of anthropology, from social and cultural anthropology to corporate anthropology. The practice of 'fieldwork' can take place in different environments. Such as an urban or virtual environment, a small-scale tribal community, a museum, an association or an organization.
Liminality is a term that derives from anthropology. It describes the stage or phase of transition. The 'old' has been abandoned, the 'new' has not yet been formed. It's the phase in-between.
