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Marginal organizations :analyzing organizations at the edge of society's mainstream /
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杜威分類號:
330
書名/作者:
Marginal organizations : : analyzing organizations at the edge of society's mainstream // Dennis W. Tafoya.
作者:
Tafoya, Dennis W.,
面頁冊數:
1 online resource (xiii, 227 pages) : : illustrations.
標題:
Industrial management.
標題:
Informal sector (Economics)
ISBN:
1137361131 (electronic bk.)
ISBN:
9781137361134 (electronic bk.)
書目註:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-221) and index.
內容註:
Introduction to the concept of the marginal organization -- Profiling the marginal organization : a framework for operational analysis -- The emergence of marginal organizations in a mainstream society : translating influence into strategy in an effort to drive the marginal organization's success -- The emergence of marginals in the active context of mainstream society -- Analyzing the marginal's persona : existence as a marginal organization and the marginal's impact on the mainstream -- For marginal organizations within a world of mixed certainty, surviving may be just enough -- Mapping the decline and loss of organizational influence in the marginal economy : a case study -- Conclusions : strategies for the management of a society's marginal organization.
摘要、提要註:
On one hand, marginals are complex organizational systems. On the other hand, they are an example of elegant, applied organizational operations. In "The Marginal Organization", Tafoya focuses on organizations often described as part of an informal economy, informal sector, underground economy, or unofficial economy. He presents these systems first as organizations and then as organizations operating outside of society's mainstream, as marginal organizations. He outlines a means for studying marginals so that underlying behavioral patterns can be identified, examined and, if needed, addressed. A simple approach to a study of marginal organizations might conclude they exist simply to meet the needs of their stakeholders - they do not. Thinking of marginals as competing in the context of other organizations allows the reader the opportunity to explore new themes, such as when and how marginals may be more inventive and innovative that mainstream organizations, and what one might conclude about illegal marginals like drug pushers and prostitutes. Tafoya's newest contribution to the field of organizational study is not to be missed.
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http://www.palgraveconnect.com/doifinder/10.1057/9781137361134
Marginal organizations :analyzing organizations at the edge of society's mainstream /
Tafoya, Dennis W.,
Marginal organizations :
analyzing organizations at the edge of society's mainstream /Dennis W. Tafoya. - 1 online resource (xiii, 227 pages) :illustrations.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-221) and index.
Introduction to the concept of the marginal organization -- Profiling the marginal organization : a framework for operational analysis -- The emergence of marginal organizations in a mainstream society : translating influence into strategy in an effort to drive the marginal organization's success -- The emergence of marginals in the active context of mainstream society -- Analyzing the marginal's persona : existence as a marginal organization and the marginal's impact on the mainstream -- For marginal organizations within a world of mixed certainty, surviving may be just enough -- Mapping the decline and loss of organizational influence in the marginal economy : a case study -- Conclusions : strategies for the management of a society's marginal organization.
On one hand, marginals are complex organizational systems. On the other hand, they are an example of elegant, applied organizational operations. In "The Marginal Organization", Tafoya focuses on organizations often described as part of an informal economy, informal sector, underground economy, or unofficial economy. He presents these systems first as organizations and then as organizations operating outside of society's mainstream, as marginal organizations. He outlines a means for studying marginals so that underlying behavioral patterns can be identified, examined and, if needed, addressed. A simple approach to a study of marginal organizations might conclude they exist simply to meet the needs of their stakeholders - they do not. Thinking of marginals as competing in the context of other organizations allows the reader the opportunity to explore new themes, such as when and how marginals may be more inventive and innovative that mainstream organizations, and what one might conclude about illegal marginals like drug pushers and prostitutes. Tafoya's newest contribution to the field of organizational study is not to be missed.
ISBN: 1137361131 (electronic bk.)
Source: 698609Palgrave Macmillanhttp://www.palgraveconnect.comSubjects--Topical Terms:
172181
Industrial management.
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LC Class. No.: HD2341 / .T34 2013
Dewey Class. No.: 330
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