BRINGING THE INDIVIDUAL BACK IN: A STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE INTERNAL MARKET FOR REPUTATION IN ORGANIZATIONS.

1994-02-01articleAcademy of Management Journal688 citationsclosed

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Management and Organizational Studies Corporate Identity and Reputation Social Power and Status Dynamics

Abstract

We challenge the claimed incommensurability of individualism and structuralism by showing how a cognitive theory can guide the use of structural methods. According to balance theory, there is a str...

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