Negotiating in OrganizationsThe essays collected in this volume study negotiation within and between organizations. They go beyond analyzing the processes of the bargaining table to show negotiation at work in a wider range of joint decisions. Third party interventions, negotiation with the outside environment, and negotiation in specific settings are among the topics covered. |
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We take the view that organizational legitimacy refers to the degree of cultural
support for an organization — the extent to which the array of established cultural
accounts provide explanations for its existence , functioning , and jurisdiction ,
and ...
We take the view that organizational legitimacy refers to the degree of cultural
support for an organization — the extent to which the array of established cultural
accounts provide explanations for its existence , functioning , and jurisdiction ,
and ...
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We have defined legitimacy as having to do ... Centralization and
Decentralization Seen in this way , a single general idea can propel much of our
discussion : The legitimacy of a given organization is negatively affected by the
number of ...
We have defined legitimacy as having to do ... Centralization and
Decentralization Seen in this way , a single general idea can propel much of our
discussion : The legitimacy of a given organization is negatively affected by the
number of ...
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Max H. Bazerman, Roy Lewicki. Such a subunit local government may approach
perfect legitimacy , although we can imagine that many people would be
unhappy with it . No questions would be raised , as there would be no point in
raising ...
Max H. Bazerman, Roy Lewicki. Such a subunit local government may approach
perfect legitimacy , although we can imagine that many people would be
unhappy with it . No questions would be raised , as there would be no point in
raising ...
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