Organization Studies articles from January 1994

Organization Studies archives from January 1994

The contribution of Jurgen Habermas. (Modernism, Postmodernism and Organizational Analysis, part four)
January 1, 1994... Preamble Without undue apology, let me try and establish three filaments of context for this piece. When Bob Cooper and I first mooted an article on Habermas as a part of this series, a member of the Editorial Board of Organization Studies...

Socio-economic systems and organizational management: an institutional perspective on the socialist firm.
January 1, 1994... 1985 Soviet style in management. New York: Crane Russak. Lioukas, S., D. Bourantas, and V. Papadakis 1994 'Managerial autonomy and state-owned enterprises: Determining factors', Organization Science (forthcoming). Littler, C. R. 1984...

Francophone organizational analysis (1950-1990): an overview.
January 1, 1994... Bouchiki, H. 1990 Structuration desorganisations. Paris: Economica. Boudon, R. 1977 Effets pervers et ordre social. Paris: P.U.F. Bourdet, Y., and A. Guillerm 1975 Les clefs pour l'autogestion. Paris: Seghers. Introduction Interest...

The honor principle in the 'bureaucratic phenomenon.'
January 1, 1994... Introduction The Bureaucratic Phenomenon (Crozier 1963, 1964) painted a picture of the Frenc pattern of action that is still a point of reference thirty years later, even i certain aspects of it have been contested (Suleiman 1974). One recent...

Culture, context and structure: a test on Hong Kong banks. (includes appendix)
January 1, 1994... Introduction The measurement and explanation of organization structure has been a major concern in organization theory for a long time. One approach explaining variations in structure focuses internally on either structure as a means of...