Complex Organizations: A Critical Essay |
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Presumably, for Selznick, Wilensky, and most other concerned sociologists, an
assumption is made that "goodwill" is available to be tapped, and if we inform
leaders and policy makers, or the students who will have the power in the future,
...
Presumably, for Selznick, Wilensky, and most other concerned sociologists, an
assumption is made that "goodwill" is available to be tapped, and if we inform
leaders and policy makers, or the students who will have the power in the future,
...
第 192 頁
Organizations are imperfect tools, but the powerful ones appear to do well
enough for their masters. Selznick is right; leadership is decisive. Our quarrel with
him is the implication that leadership is decisive in realizing the goals of the
members ...
Organizations are imperfect tools, but the powerful ones appear to do well
enough for their masters. Selznick is right; leadership is decisive. Our quarrel with
him is the implication that leadership is decisive in realizing the goals of the
members ...
第 267 頁
See aiso Managers and management Leadership in Administration (Selznick),
73, 88, 174, 190 Lewin, Kurt, 74, 123 Likert, Rensis, 103, 115-120, 154 Logic, of
collectivities, 76 Lorsch, Jay, 166, 200 Los Alamos Laboratory, 52 Loyalty, ...
See aiso Managers and management Leadership in Administration (Selznick),
73, 88, 174, 190 Lewin, Kurt, 74, 123 Likert, Rensis, 103, 115-120, 154 Logic, of
collectivities, 76 Lorsch, Jay, 166, 200 Los Alamos Laboratory, 52 Loyalty, ...
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WHY BUREAUCRACY? | 1 |
THE INSTITUTIONAL SCHOOL | 7 |
MANAGERIAL IDEOLOGIES AND THE ORIGINS | 58 |
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