Organization Studies articles from September 1992

Organization Studies archives from September 1992

The child is 'father' to the manager: images of organizations in U.S. children's literature.
September 22, 1992... Klein, Gillian 1985 Reading into racism: bias in children's literature and learning materials. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul. Luthi, Max 1984 The fairytale as art form and portrait of man. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Lystad,...

Emergence and development of business interest associations. an example from The Netherlands. (includes appendix)
September 22, 1992... associations developed along other dimensions such as professionalization and the diversification of resources and output. Differentiation and Centralization In the internal structuring of associations the following logical development...

The antecedents of deinstitutionalization.
September 22, 1992... antecedents of deinstitutionalization. Although a number of factors have been identified as critical determinants of deinstitutionalization, it is anticipated that particular factors will exhibit primacy in determining the likelihood that...

Culture, productivity and structure: a Singapore study.
September 22, 1992... Foo Check-Teck School of Accountancy and Business, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Introduction The debate continues on whether or not organizations are culture bound (Child and Kieser 1979; Lammers and Hickson 1979; Azumi and...

The tyranny of a team ideology.
September 22, 1992... Amanda Sinclair Graduate School of Management, University of Melbourne, Australia Introduction Teams in various forms have become ubiquitous ways of working. As task forces, committees, work groups and quality circles, they are used to...

Durkheim and organizational analysis: two legacies. (Emile Durkheim, philosopher)
September 22, 1992... Ken Starkey Department of Industrial Economics, University of Nottingham, England Introduction Of the great founding fathers of social science (Giddens 1971), two (Weber and Marx) have occupied a central position in debates about...