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31 sty 2020 · At the end of the study, the learner should be able to: 1. explain various organizational theories. 2. describe organization structures and the effect of size. 3. explain the context of ...
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9 gru 2012 · The Handbook of Organizational Economics. Presents the first comprehensive treatment of organizational economics. Features contributions by leaders in the field. Unifies and extends existing literatures. Describes theoretical and empirical methods used today.
15 wrz 2009 · In this paper I pursue the science of organizational power, placing it in perspective and presenting circumstantial cases for the equitable use of power. The superiority of expert and referent power, which depend on individual characteristics, is made evident.
16 lut 2020 · Organizational power is an abstract entity which could precisely be explained via a metaphorical fractal. Thus, Sierpinski Triangle, a familiar geometrical fractal has been applied in the paper with the purpose to unfold the fractal characteristics of the power within organizations.
2 wrz 2009 · With this broad framework as background, section two focuses on power as utilized in mainstream organization theory. A selection, including theories of contingency, resource dependency, institutionalism, and pluralism, is examined albeit critically.
While existing theories of power either treat power as a causal force originating within macro entities, or as an exercise in leveraging and positioning within micro-level social relationships, this chapter probes power dynamics at the organizational level.
Power is the concept that encompasses the mechanisms, processes, and dispositions that try, not always successfully, to ensure that people act according to the rules of the game. Hence, power is one of the central concepts in both management practice and theory.
