STRUCTURE AND MEANING OF ORGANIZATIONAL VISION.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 June 1995
Laurie Larwood, Cecilia M. Falbe, Mark P. Kriger, Paul Miesing
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Chief executives in one national and three regional samples participated in a study of the content and structure of their organizational visions. Executives clustered in three groups distinguished ...
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