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Organizational Participation: Myth and Reality

Steven P. Vallas · FRANK A. HELLER · Eugen Pusić · George Strauss · Bernhard Wilpert

320 citations0/0 files storedContemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews

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Labor Movements and Unions Management Theory and Practice Management and Organizational Studies

Abstract

Introduction 1. An Overview 2. Organizational Participation: A View from Psychology 3. Organization Theory and Participation 4. Collective Bargaining, Unions, and Participation 5. Playing the Devil's Advocate: Limits to Influence Sharing in Theory and Practice 6. Participation Works - If Conditions are Appropriate 7. Myth and Reality: Valediction

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