Group and Organizational Processes, Volume II: - Mackenzie, Kenneth D.
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Significant and enduring research questions share this common analytical structure: If the subject matter is denoted by x, then what is the x of x? What are the processes upon which x is defined? This is the second of three integrated and coherent volumes providing powerful new answers. These research questions are addressed in Volume I: group and organizational processes, science, tests, and tasks. Volume II investigates these questions: organizational problem-solving, congruency, interdependence, interdependence uncertainty, management, organizational holograms, power, risk, and structural…mehr

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Significant and enduring research questions share this common analytical structure: If the subject matter is denoted by x, then what is the x of x? What are the processes upon which x is defined? This is the second of three integrated and coherent volumes providing powerful new answers. These research questions are addressed in Volume I: group and organizational processes, science, tests, and tasks. Volume II investigates these questions: organizational problem-solving, congruency, interdependence, interdependence uncertainty, management, organizational holograms, power, risk, and structural and processual maladaptations. New theory and methods are developed for each research question. Volume III interprets the first two in order to derive a new theory of organizational leadership which changes how to understand, assess, and improve it. Practitioners and scholars in the fields of business, communications, engineering, management, organization, psychology, and sociology should find these volumes essential.
Autorenporträt
Kenneth D. Mackenzie received a B.A. degree in math and a Ph.D. in business from the University of California at Berkeley. He is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a founder and senior editor of Organization Science. Ken has served as an editor of numerous journals, consulted with business, and is widely published.