Rethinking organization new directions in organization theory and analysis edited by Michael Reed and Michael Hughes.
Detalles de publicación: London New York Sage Publications 1992.Descripción: viii, 309 p. 24 cmISBN:- 0803982879
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Over the past two decades, organization studies has become increasingly pluralistic, with a series of highly charged debates across intellectual `divides′. It is these debates and their consequences for the current position and future development of organization studies that Rethinking Organization addresses.
The first section reviews and evaluates the most significant theoretical developments of the last two decades, focusing in particular on the various ways in which `organization′ has been conceptualized as the basis for organizational analyses. The second section examines a range of issues related to the major transformations in organizational forms currently occurring throughout advanced industrial societies. Final contributions outline a range of emergent new perspectives which not only present challenges both to the `old′ and `new′ orthodoxies of the field but also herald important new directions for its future development.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Developments in theory. Incommensurable paradigms? Vital signs from three perspectives / Howard E. Aldrich -- The symbolic understanding of organizations / Barry A. Turner -- Organization studies and scientific authority / Colin Brown -- Putting theory in its place : the social organization of organizational theorizing / Nick Perry -- Paradigms lost : paradise regained? / Stephen Ackroyd -- Changing organizational forms. The social construction of organizations and markets : the comparative analysis of business recipes / Richard Whitley -- Changing organizational forms : from the bottom up / Mark Wardell -- Back to the future : time and organization / Gibson Burrell -- The transformation in work : post-Fordism revisited / Alan Whitaker -- Emergent problematics. Organization theory in the postmodern era / Kenneth J. Gergen -- Re-writing gender into organizational theorizing : directions from feminist perspectives / Marta B. Calás and Linda Smircich.
(cont.) Formal organization as representation : remote control, displacement and abbreviation / Robert Cooper -- Formative contexts and activity systems : postmodern approaches to the management of change / Frank Blackler -- Conclusion. Decluding organization / Michael Hughes.
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- Introduction
- Developments in Theory
- Incommensurable Paradigms? Vital Signs From Three Perspectives
- The Symbolic Understanding of Organizations
- Organization Studies and Scientific Authority
- Putting Theory in its Place
- The Social Organization of Organizational Theorizing
- Paradigms Lost
- Paradise Regained?
- Changing Organizational Forms
- The Social Construction of Organizations and Markets
- Comparative Analysis of Business Recipes
- Changing Organizational Forms
- From the Bottom Up
- Back to the Future
- Time and Organization
- The Transformation in Work
- Post-Fordism Revisited
- Emergent Problematics
- Organization Theory in the Postmodern Era
- Re-Writing Gender into Organizational Theorizing
- Directions from Feminist Perspectives
- Formal Organization as Representation
- Remote Control, Displacement and Abbreviation
- Formative Contexts and Activity Systems
- Postmodern Approaches to the Management of Change
- Conclusion
- Decluding Organization