Toward a theory of strategic change: a multi-lens perspective and integrative framework

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We provide a comprehensive review of the strategic change literature from the perspective of three theoretical lenses: the rational, learning, and cognitive lenses. We identify empirical patterns and discuss the theoretical and methodological contributions and limitations of each lens. We address the key methodological issues that hamper integration of these lenses and develop an integrative framework that builds on their theoretical synergies. We note this framework's contributions and present two research questions that provide an agenda for future research. (Reprinted by permission of the publisher.)

author: Rajagopalan, Nandini, Spreitzer, Gretchen M.
Strategic planning (Business)

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Murray and Reshef revisited: toward a typology/theory of paradigms of national trade union movements

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This article builds on Murray and Reshef (1988) to develop a four-cell paradigm typology. Next, a theoretical model is developed to examine the determinants of national union paradigms, to present national case studies of the four paradigms, and to investigate the effects of paradigms on union organizational structures, levels of industrial conflict, and decline rates of national union movements. Finally, the effects that declining unionism has on paradigms and the research implications of this study are examined. (Reprinted by permission of the publisher.)

author: Ofori-Dankwa, Joseph
Models, Labor unions

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Complexifying organizational theory: illustrations using time research

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Organizational theory is developed to provide alternate routes for future organizational research.

author: Ofori-Dankwa, Joseph, Julian, Scott D.
United States, Management Theory & Techniques, Management

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subjects list: Research, Organizational change
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