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Examines the status of corporate women in Canadian organizations, from data provided by 124 vice‐presidents of human resources, through the use of anonymous questionnaires. Half were in resources and manufacturing and in organizations with less than 500 employees. Women represented about 40...
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and the theory of organization as interaction of internal and external roles offers opportunity for expanded depth of …
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coordinating different distributions of decision-making power and accountability. To tackle these issues, in this dissertation I …-government collaboration center around the distribution of decision-making power and accountability between government and non …
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perspective on organizational hierarchy defined as a sequence, or ladder, of accountability levels. I then argue this ladder can … contested by defining it as an accountability ladder which can be instantiated and used in highly different ways. …
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