Reframing Organizational CulturePeter J. Frost, Larry F. Moore, Meryl Reis Louis, Craig C. Lundberg, Joanne Martin SAGE, 07/08/1991 - 400 من الصفحات With this follow-up to Organizational Culture (Sage 1985), the editors continue their study of the interaction between investigation and the subject of inquiry. The editors have included a variety of frames as tools that allow readers to examine any empirical piece on organizational culture on its own merits - as good research - while at the same time, permit viewing it from other perspectives as well. Combined with a unique emphasis on process, this volume also includes reflections from the editors, pointing out their values, biases, beliefs, perceptions and experiences in research, and lending a human dimension to the research process. |
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Thinking About Organizational Culture | 5 |
A THE INTEGRATION PERSPECTIVE | 11 |
Semiotics and the Study of Occupational | 39 |
B THE DIFFERENTIATION PERSPECTIVE | 55 |
Dramaturgy and Dominance | 77 |
Interests and Multiple | 90 |
Multiple Constituencies and | 104 |
THE FRAGMENTATION PERSPECTIVE | 115 |
Critical Epistemology and the Study of Organizational | 223 |
Comments for the SCS Critics | 234 |
B CURRENT INQUIRIES ABOUT | 241 |
Acknowledging and Uncovering Ambiguities in Cultures | 254 |
On Concept | 271 |
Barbara CzarniawskaJoerges | 285 |
Comments and Discussion | 298 |
FRAMEBREAKING | 309 |
A Glimpse of an Occupational Culture | 131 |
Learning from | 145 |
TAKING | 157 |
Researching Organizational Culture | 165 |
Appendix to the 1955 Edition | 173 |
On Fieldwork Symbols and Folklore | 192 |
Street Corner Society as a Model | 205 |
Comerville as Narration | 215 |
CONTEXT AND CHOICES | 327 |
An Epilogue and a Closing | 335 |
B LOOKING INWARD | 341 |
From Integration to Differentiation | 352 |
Reflections on an Interpretive Way of Life | 361 |
LOOKING BEYOND | 373 |
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