Organization Theory: A Practice Based ApproachMoving away from the more traditional linear narrative approach of other textbooks, Organization Theory: A Practice Based Approach addresses the subject in an exciting new way that is appealing to today's students. The authors identify the key questions, problems, and issues that practitioners face and then discuss relevant theories. In addition to traditional topics, they cover issues that are not always included in other texts--boundary spanning, leadership, quality management, strategic change, and developmental psychology/organizational learning--putting organizational theory into context and helping students to more easily engage with the material. In addition, a wide range of case studies illustrate how organizational theory applies to real-life situations. Organization Theory: A Practice Based Approach is enhanced by a Companion Website that offers resources for both students and instructors: For students: * "What Happened Next" updates provide expanded versions of many of the cases in the book, detailing new developments and interesting outcomes For instructors: * Images from the book |
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Indhold
The practical value of organization and management theory | 1 |
MANAGING SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY | 17 |
MANAGING PEOPLE | 105 |
MANAGING CHANGE AND PROCESSES | 193 |
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Glossary | 289 |
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Organization Theory: A Practice Based Approach Ulla Eriksson-Zetterquist,Tomas Müllern,Alexander Styhre Ingen forhåndsvisning - 2011 |
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