Titlebook: Alternatives to hierarchies; Ph G. Herbst Book 1976 H. E. Stenfert Kroese b.v., Leiden, the Netherlands 1976 Hierarchie.Mode.democratizati

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ccounts were presented in an academic and scientific form (Trist et aI. , 1963; Herbst, 1962). I think that we felt that all the backing of systematic research and data analysis would be needed to present the case for modes of organization, which deviated from conventional practice. However, something was lea978-1-4684-6947-9978-1-4684-6945-5

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-6945-5Hierarchie; Mode; democratization; organization; philosophy

Overthrow

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-75490-0y. The objects of our theory are assumed to be passive, and so unable to complain about the way in which we construe or treat them. This approach is not entirely adequate even in the physical and natural sciences. The way in which we apprehend, construe and treat objects depends on the intentions, purposes and aims which we pursue.

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Directions of diffusionange strategies which have been utilized and the type of obstacles encountered in the early stages of the diffusion process. In the present chapter an attempt will be made to identify directions of development leading into the immediate future.

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Totalitarian logics: the quest for certaintyy. The objects of our theory are assumed to be passive, and so unable to complain about the way in which we construe or treat them. This approach is not entirely adequate even in the physical and natural sciences. The way in which we apprehend, construe and treat objects depends on the intentions, purposes and aims which we pursue.