Meta-organizations

Göran Ahrne · Nils Brunsson

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Management and Organizational Studies International Business and FDI Business Strategy and Innovation

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A growing number of organizations are meta-organizations; rather than individuals they have other organizations as their members. This comprehensive book explains, in-depth, the unique way in which meta-organizations function, how they differ from organizations with individual membership, and how they are crucial agents in the process of globalization.

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