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          Preti, Ermenegildo, 104             routine behaviors, 128
          Productive inquiry, inventive experi-  volunteer innovation team,
             mentation, 204–205, 213–216        126–127, 129–130
          Public interest, fallen eagle vs.  Resilience:
             reality, 4                       biological origins of word, 7
          Puzzle-into discovery, 237          conceptions of, 19
                                              creating organizational resilience,
          Q                                     45–198
          Quest for resilience, 123–127,      defined, 3, 7
             213–216                          fallen eagles, moving toward, 19–23
          “The Quest for Resilience” (Hamel   impediments to, reservoirs for
             and Välikangas), 3                 change, 123–127
                                              as inventive experimentation,
          R                                     216–218
          Radical innovation, 67              in light of global financial crisis, 3
          Raggi, Pierluigi, 104               as long-term perspective, 13
          Rational behavior, fallen eagle vs.  quest for, 123–127, 213–216
             reality, 4                       and serendipity, 21–23
          Real option reasoning, 102          tests of, 33–40
          Redundancy, 100–102                 unit of, 27–29
          Rehearsal:                          urgent need for, 7–44
            fallen eagle vs. reality, 4       (See also specific topics)
            postcard 1: innovation indepen-  Resilience I (prior to crisis), 19–20
             dence, 154, 155–163            Resilience II (crisis capability), 19–20
            postcard 2: crowdsourcing and open  Resilience capability, 81
             organizing, 154, 165–180       Resilience Engineering (Hollnagel and
            postcard 3: institutional activism,  Woods), 23
             154, 181–197                   Resilience gap:
            postcard 4: inventive experimenta-  bridging, 223–230
             tion, 154, 199–221               defined, 3
            reservoirs for change, 130–131  Resilience reform, 7–10
          Research, scholarly approach to     change, resistance or adaptation,
             inventive experimentation,         8–10
             201–204, 213–216                 historical view, 7–8
            (See also specific topics)      Resilient activism, 197
          Reservoirs for change (retail case  Resistance vs. adaptation, resilience
             study), 121–132                    reform, 8–10
            experimental innovation, 124–131  Resource constraints, and innovation,
            mental models, 127–128              103–104
            portfolio of management         Resourcefulness:
             innovations, 129                 described, 92
            precommitments, 127–128           organizational resilience building
            quest for resilience, 123–127       blocks, 99–104
            rehearsal, 130–131              Resource-scarce innovation, 102–103
            resilience impediments, 123–127  Response to competition, reservoirs
            responses to competition, 18        for change, 18
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