Year: 1985
Type: book-review
Abstract: Clinical sociology is in need of theoretical models and practical examples which help with the definition of the collective metier.This is especially true the larger the scale of analysis and intervention.Volume 1 of The Handbook of Organizational Design will serve as a lodestone to some, a lodestar to a few, and a loading platform to all who read it.(Editors note: Volume 2 will be reviewed at a later date.)Volume 1 is divided into three parts: 1) the adaptive capacities of organizations; 2) the implications of organizational environments; and 3) issues involved in interactions in interorganizational networks.This review places special emphasis on the major implications of the presentations for macro-clinical organizational analysis and intervention.
Source: Human Biology
Author: David W. Britt
Language: English
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W195246230