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When is Forgetting an Advantage?: Considering Organizational Amnesia at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
Organizational amnesia in the public sector is often understood as a pathology and source of capability loss. In response, literature is emerging framing the potential advantages of organizational amnesia; however, the nature and source of potential advantages remain under-developed. In this paper,
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