Ambiguity and Choice in Organizations

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Ambiguity and Choice in Organizations is a foundational organizational theory book that explores how limited information, conflicting goals, and uncertainty shape decision-making processes within organizations.

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instanceOf academic book
book
organizational theory book
academicStatus classic text in decision-making research
foundational work in organizational theory
addresses how conflicting goals affect organizational choices
how organizations make decisions with incomplete information
how uncertainty shapes organizational behavior
approach behavioral theory of organizations
non-rational models of choice
processual view of decision making
author James G. March NERFINISHED
Johan P. Olsen NERFINISHED
Michael D. Cohen NERFINISHED
emphasizes importance of context in organizational decisions
limits of control in complex organizations
temporal and situational aspects of choice
field decision-making theory
organizational studies
organizational theory
influencedField management studies
organizational behavior
policy analysis
political science
public administration
mainConcept bounded rationality in organizations
conflicting organizational goals
garbage can model of organizational choice
limited information in organizations
organizational anarchy
organizational decision making under ambiguity
organizational uncertainty
notableConcept fluid participation in organizations
problematic preferences in organizations
unclear technology in organizations
perspectiveOnOrganizations organizations as arenas of competing goals and interests
organizations as collections of loosely coupled processes
theoreticalContribution challenges rational decision-making models in organizations
emphasizes the role of ambiguity in organizational processes
links decision making to organizational structure and processes
title Ambiguity and Choice in Organizations NERFINISHED
usedIn graduate courses in management
graduate courses in organizational theory
graduate courses in public administration

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