The Meanings and Dimensions of Culture TERMS • Culture
... Culture of society can directly affect management approaches: o ...
... Culture of society can directly affect management approaches: o ...
Model of Employee Behavior
... Extent to which society expects people to take care of themselves and their immediate families The degree to which individuals believe they are masters of their own destiny ...
... Extent to which society expects people to take care of themselves and their immediate families The degree to which individuals believe they are masters of their own destiny ...
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... * 'Expert:' when a gossiper seems to have very detailed knowledge of either the organization's values or about others in the work environment, their expert power becomes enhanced. ...
... * 'Expert:' when a gossiper seems to have very detailed knowledge of either the organization's values or about others in the work environment, their expert power becomes enhanced. ...
Two faces of „relational turn“ in the social sciences
... river is flowing.” We say, “The wind is blowing,” as if the wind were actually a thing at rest which, at a given point in time, begins to move and blow. We speak as if a wind could exist which did not blow. This reduction of processes to static conditions, which we shall call “process-reduction” for ...
... river is flowing.” We say, “The wind is blowing,” as if the wind were actually a thing at rest which, at a given point in time, begins to move and blow. We speak as if a wind could exist which did not blow. This reduction of processes to static conditions, which we shall call “process-reduction” for ...
Dominant Corporate Agents and the Power Elite
... 2001: 36). Our study focuses on a small but significant sector of elites: that of corporate elites. We analyse and reflect upon the ascension of a small minority of corporate agents to positions of dominance and the subsequent accession of a select few to the power elite. Our theoretical position bu ...
... 2001: 36). Our study focuses on a small but significant sector of elites: that of corporate elites. We analyse and reflect upon the ascension of a small minority of corporate agents to positions of dominance and the subsequent accession of a select few to the power elite. Our theoretical position bu ...
Power: A `family resemblance` concept
... that Christianity itself is ‘essentially’ contested; it is contested for them. In our thought experiment, let us for a moment replace our two fundamentalists of different Christian denominations with two anthropologists, neither of whom is Christian, and both of whom are setting out to study the div ...
... that Christianity itself is ‘essentially’ contested; it is contested for them. In our thought experiment, let us for a moment replace our two fundamentalists of different Christian denominations with two anthropologists, neither of whom is Christian, and both of whom are setting out to study the div ...
Introduction: Power is the Central Concept of the
... For Wittgenstein, concepts premised on family resemblances are not considered particularly problematic with regard to usage; they are not so much muddled concepts as much as they simply defy singular essentialist definitions. As a family resemblance concept, ‘power’ covers a cluster of social phenom ...
... For Wittgenstein, concepts premised on family resemblances are not considered particularly problematic with regard to usage; they are not so much muddled concepts as much as they simply defy singular essentialist definitions. As a family resemblance concept, ‘power’ covers a cluster of social phenom ...
Journal of Political Power Perspectives on power
... sciences. Morriss argues that power defined in terms of a capacity to realize one’s aims is logically and semantically prior to the sense of power as merely the production of causal effects, which he calls ‘influence.’ So in his terms, America has exercised great influence on Iraq but very little re ...
... sciences. Morriss argues that power defined in terms of a capacity to realize one’s aims is logically and semantically prior to the sense of power as merely the production of causal effects, which he calls ‘influence.’ So in his terms, America has exercised great influence on Iraq but very little re ...
Decentralisation and Political Power:
... power. Power to them means participation in decision-making and can be analysed only after careful examination of a series of concrete decisions (Bachrach and Baratz, 1962: 948). On the other hand, elite theorists, such as Mills (1956) and Hunter (1953) argue that power is concentrated in the hands ...
... power. Power to them means participation in decision-making and can be analysed only after careful examination of a series of concrete decisions (Bachrach and Baratz, 1962: 948). On the other hand, elite theorists, such as Mills (1956) and Hunter (1953) argue that power is concentrated in the hands ...
Socio-economic distance and spatial patterns in unemployment
... a job but not at work’ during the reference week used by the Census, and who were actively looking for work during the last four weeks prior to the reference week. As we mentioned above, we want to examine the spatial patterns of unemployment both unconditionally and net of the clustering effect tha ...
... a job but not at work’ during the reference week used by the Census, and who were actively looking for work during the last four weeks prior to the reference week. As we mentioned above, we want to examine the spatial patterns of unemployment both unconditionally and net of the clustering effect tha ...
POWER: A RADICAL VIEW, SECOND EDITION
... The powers of ordinary men are circumscribed by the everyday worlds in which they live, yet even in these rounds of job, family and neighborhood they often seem driven by forces they can neither understand nor govern. (p. 3) ...
... The powers of ordinary men are circumscribed by the everyday worlds in which they live, yet even in these rounds of job, family and neighborhood they often seem driven by forces they can neither understand nor govern. (p. 3) ...
Power Analysis as a Critique of Power Politics
... some Realists themselves to update their central explanatory variable. By the start of the “Second Cold War”2, however, the discipline returned to more traditional waters. Neorealism and the debates around it resurrected a central place for power and Realism by substituting for the more traditional ...
... some Realists themselves to update their central explanatory variable. By the start of the “Second Cold War”2, however, the discipline returned to more traditional waters. Neorealism and the debates around it resurrected a central place for power and Realism by substituting for the more traditional ...
