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2003           Ahonen, H. & Virkkunen, J (2003) Shared Challenge of learning: dialogue between management and front-line workers in knowledge management. International Journal of information Technology and Management, 2 (1/2), pp. 59-84.
 
2000           Ahonen, H., Engeström, Y. & Virkkunen, J. (2000). Knowledge Management – The second generation: Creating competencies within and between work communities in the Competence Laboratory. In Y. Malhotra, (ed.) Knowledge Management and Virtual Organizations. London: Idea Group Publishing p. 282-305.
 
2004           Courtiat, J-P., Davarakis, C., Totter, A., Mwanza, D., Faust, M., Kaufmann, H., & Villemur, T. (2004). “Evaluating Lab@Future: A collaborative E-Learning Laboratory Experiments Platform.” European Distance and E-Learning Network (EDEN 2004) Annual Conference, Budapest, Hungary.
 
2002         Engeström, J. 2002. Organizing innovation - innovating organization. New product and service development at an internet consultancy. Research Reports 6. Helsinki: Center for Activity theory and Developmental Work Research, University of Helsinki.
 
1995           Engeström, R. (1995). Voice as communicative action. Mind, Culture, and Activity, 2, 192–215.
 
2004           Engeström, R. (submitted). Hybridity and responsibility: Opening to new practices of health communication and health care. Proceedings of COMET conference. June, 2003.
 
1999           Engeström, Y. & Engeström, R. & Vähäaho, T. (1999) When the Center Does not Hold: the Importance of Knotworking. In Chaiklin, S. Hedegaard, M. & Jensen, U.J. (Eds.) Activity Theory and Social Practice: Cultural-Historical Approaches. Aarhus University Press, 345-374.
 
2004           Engeström, Y. (2004). Managing as argumentative history-making. In R. Boland (Ed.), Managing as designing. Stanford: Stanford University Press.
 
2005           Engeström, Y. (2005). Developmental work research: Expanding activity theory in practice. Berlin: Lehmanns Media.
 
2001           Engeström, Y. (ed.) 2001. Activity Theory and Social Capital. Research Reports 5. Helsinki: Center for Activity theory and Developmental Work Research, University of Helsinki.
 
2003           Engeström, Y. Engeström, R. & Kerosuo, H (2003). The Discursive Construction of Collaborative Care, Applied Linguistics, Special Issue 24 (3), 286-315.
 
1996           Engeström, Y., & Middleton, D. (Eds). (1996). Cognition and communication at work. New York: Cambridge University Press.
 
2010           Engeström, Y., Kajamaa, A., Kerosuo, H. & Laurila, P. (2010). “Process Enhancement Versus Community Building: Trancending the Dichotomy through Expansive Learning”, in K. Yamazumi (Ed.), "Activity theory and fostering Learning: Developmental interventions in education and work", pp. 1-28, Osaka: Center for HumanActivity Theory, Kansai University
 
2007           Engeström, Y., Kerosuo, H. & Kajamaa, A. (2007). Beyond discontinuity: Expansive organizational learning remembered. Management Learning, 38, 319-336.
 
1999           Engeström, Y., Miettinen, R., Punamäki, R.-L. (Eds). 1999. Perspectives on activity theory. New York: Cambridge University Press.
 
2003           Engeström, Y., Puonti, A. & Seppänen, L. (2003). Spatial and temporal expansion of the object as a challenge for reorganizing work. In D. Nicolini, S. Gherardi & D. Yanow (Eds.), Knowing in organizations: A practice-based approach. Armonk: M. E. Sharpe (pp. 151-186).
 
1996           Engeström, Y., Virkkunen, J., Helle, M., Pihlaja, J. & Poikela, R. (1996). The Change laboratory as a tool for transforming work. Lifelong Learning in Europe, 1(2), 10-17.
 
1999           Engeström. R. (1999). Imagine the world you want to live in: A study on developmental change in doctor-patient interaction. OUTLINES, 1, 33–50.
 
2005           Freeman, S. (2005). Opening the Office: Motivation and Emerging Patterns of Participation in a Firm-Community 'Hybrid' Free and Open Source Software Project.Working Papers 33/2005. Center for Activity Theory and Developmental Work Research. University of Helsinki.
 
2007           Freeman, S. (2007). The Material and Social Dynamics of Motivation: Contributions to Open Source Language Technology Development. Special issue 'Socio-technical Dynamics in the Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) Social World'. Science Studies Vol. 20 Number 2.
 
2002           Haavisto, V. 2002. Breaking the Courtroom Code: Client Initiatives in Finnish Civil Hearings. International Journal for the Semiotics of Law.
 
2002           Haavisto, V. 2002. Court Work in Transition. An Activity-Theoretical Study of Changing Work Practices in a Finnish District Court. University of Helsinki. Department of Education. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press.
 
2007           Hakkarainen, O. & Kontinen, T. (2007). Kansalaisyhteiskunta -ihmelääkkeestä uusiin mahdollisuuksiin. Teoksessa: Koponen, J., Lanki, J. & Kervinen, A. (toim.). Kehitysmaatutkimus. Johdatus perusteisiin. Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 307-334.
 
2003           Hakkarainen, O., Katsui, H., Kontinen, T., Kyllönen, T., Rovaniemi, S. & Wamai, R. (2003). Voices from Southern Civil Societies: the Interplay of National and Global Contexts in the Performance of Civil Society Organisations in the South. University of Helsinki, Institute of Development Studies, Policy Papers 5/2003.
 
2000           Hasu, M. & Engeström, Y. (2000). Measurement in Action: An Activity-Theoretical Perspective on Producer-User Interaction. International Journal of Human Computer Studies, 53, 61-89. (Special issue on Understanding Work and Designing Artifacts).
 

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