Clegg (1975) Power, rule, and domination: A critical and empirical understanding of power in sociological theory and organizational life

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Power, rule, and domination: A critical and empirical understanding of power in sociological theory and organizational life

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CONTRIBUTORS:

Author:

Clegg, Stewart (University of Technology, Sydney)

PUBLISHER:

Routledge & Paul (London and Boston)

SERIES TITLE:

YEAR:

1975

PUB TYPE:

Book (ISBN 0710082371 )

VOLUME/EDITION:

PAGES (INTRO/BODY):

viii, 208 p.

SUBJECT(S):

Power (Social sciences); Organizational sociology; Community power

DISCIPLINE:

No discipline assigned

LC NUMBER:

HM131 .C7395

HTTP:

LANGUAGE:

English

PUB ID:

101-709-877 (Last edited on 2002/02/27 17:29:42 US/Mountain)

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CITATIONS: (Display Abstract)

[ 0 | 67 ]

Clegg, Stewart R.; Hardy, Cynthia. (1996) Conclusion: Representations

(Book Chapter in Handbook of organization studies )

[ 0 | 64 ]

Hardy, Cynthia; Clegg, Stewart. (1996) Some dare call it power

(Book Chapter in Handbook of organization studies )

[ 2 | 40 ]

Greenwood, Royston; Hinings, C. R.. (1993) Understanding strategic change: The contribution of archetypes

(Journal Article in Academy of Management Journal [AMJ] )

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