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Book 1992The internal organization of the largesthierarchies has indeed been looked at, but a good reason for workingless on these organizations is that the internal reactions are muchharder to understand. It is sensible to solve the problems we cansolve and put the others off until later. The author‘s basic

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Life in the Interior,ent of State, many people were clearly carrying on agendas of their own rather than attempting to maximize the degree to which the wishes of the higher officials were carried out. These people were mostly well intentioned. They believed that what they were doing was in the best interest of the United States.

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0924-4700 tradition,the book relies on narrative analysis rather than mathematicalcomplexity to convey insights into the functioning of the corporation..978-94-010-5309-9978-94-011-2948-0Series ISSN 0924-4700 Series E-ISSN 2731-5258

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Introduction,many of its parts have still not been fully integrated into the existing literature. This book is not a sequel, but is an effort to reconsider the whole problem from the beginning. It will deal with a number of problems that were not considered there: for example, why we have large hierarchies. Ther

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Why Hierarchical Organizations? Why Not?,mily, economic units in each “state”. There was a powerful religious order as well, but usually it was closely integrated with the state. The situation in Europe during the Middle Ages in which the most powerful hierarchical organization was indeed the church, with the governments being a set of rel

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Parallel Problems,rarchy.. The man supervising three people really cannot know as much as each one does about a particular problem or work unless it is very simple. He is also unable to determine how much attention each person is giving to the job. If he is supervising three people and each of them is supervising thr

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In the Belly of the Beast, but, then, neither has anyone else. My strategy might impress the reader as unusual. Instead of looking at the whole hierarchy from the outside, I will attempt to look at it from the inside. We will consider the situation of a person within a large hierarchy.

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