Environment, Strategy, and the Implementation of Administrative Change: The Case of Civil Service Reform.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 September 1984
Gregory H. Gaertner, Karen N. Gaertner, David M. Akinnusi
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A comparative study was done on implementing innovations by an entrepreneurial-generalist and an efficiency-based specialist organization. In the generalist organization administrative innovation w...
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