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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine how participatory decision‐making processes in top management teams …
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Two understandings of “conflict” are derived from a multi‐cultural East‐West experience: as a fundamental threat in … which conflict is normally avoided, and as competitive games in which conflict is associated with confrontation and … negotiation, and is sought after. Suggests that it is the view of conflict as competitive games that is promoted through …
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empowerment of middle management. However, the implications of this were not fully appreciated by senior management until late in … ambivalence in change management in general and “empowerment” in particular. This has significant implications for the regulation …
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Examines the task of preparing for negotiation, making the distinction between preparation for handling the issue and giving consideration to the process itself. Data from 28 negotiation simulations suggest that negotiators will tend to take a position‐based approach on the issue, but at the...
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subordinates in conflict situations. Design/methodology/approach – The data was collected from 488 line managers; the majority of … “Test for handling common organizational conflicts” was used, which incorporates a response factor (conflict style) and a … hierarchal relationship in conflict interactions, and the prevailing position of complementary conflict patterns between managers …
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Purpose – Interest in mediation as an alternative strategy for managing conflict in the workplace has grown recently …
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‐structured teams. Adduces some evidence for the validity of the Belbin team role construct.  …
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) programmes often include the use of problem‐solving teams. Teams can support problem solving by emphasizing accountability for …‐solving teams within a UK automotive component company, and examines the implications for human resource policy, in particular for …
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Sociotechnical systems theory (STS) does not address in full the implications of the team‐context relations, despite its open systems character. There is a need to open STS into a sociotechnical business systems (STBS) theory and practice. We observe three interrelated aspects that are...
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