On Studying Organizational Cultures: Diagnosis and UnderstandingWalter de Gruyter, 1995 - 183 من الصفحات |
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Introduction | 1 |
Choice of Competing Perspectives | 16 |
Internal Relations between the Levels of Culture | 31 |
Artifacts and Values in a Department | 44 |
The Organizations Members are Able and Ready to Passively | 57 |
Unclarity between Values and Basic Assumptions | 66 |
A Multiplicity of Interpretations | 79 |
Relations among Key Symbolic Expressions | 93 |
A Further Cultural Interpretation | 108 |
Crisscrossing the Webs of Culture | 115 |
Natural Cycle in the Directorate | 124 |
A Conceptual Map | 130 |
Culture and Organizational Environments | 136 |
Ritualized Interface between Department and Directorate | 140 |
Differences in Empirical Application | 157 |
Meeting Rituals | 102 |
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