Titlebook: Organizational Politics; From Conflict-Suppre Günter Dlugos,Wolfgang Dorow,Dan Farrell Book 1993 Betriebswirtschaftlicher Verlag Dr. Th. Ga

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89832-6internationalization; joint venture; management; merger; organization; trade

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A Systems View of Organizational Politics,irst is the theoretical context of the subsystem: the negotiated order. The second is the role of the political subsystem and the organizational areas addressed by it. The third subject is the components and configuration of the subsystem. It is argued that the study of organizational politics in th

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Temptations and Dilemmas in the Interpretive Perspective on Organizational Politics,s beneficial to examine it from the point of view of more than one theoretical perspective. Each perspective is based on a different set of assumptions and has both strenghts and weaknesses embedded in it — directing attention toward one definition and analysis of the phenomenon and away from others

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Towards the Business Politics Approach and the Field of Research,ith an interpretation of political phenomena as phenomena related to the ., to the community, or to community institutions where possible conflicts of interests exist. From this viewpoint it is possible to distinguish . when examining what the politicians have to do (Fig. 1 (1)):

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Conflict Relationships in Organizations a Concept of Measurement,ring the last twenty years this quantification has been carried out in different fields of management activity such as distribution and joint ventures. In these activities it becomes apparent that the method for measuring conflicts is independent of its field of application.

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Conflict-Handling in Industry-Wide Codes,primarily regarded as important contributors to the general welfare of the population. Since then, however many groups of the society have become very sensitive to the negative side-effects of companies’ activities, e.g. the pollution of the environment.