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| Blog Name: | PublicOrgTheory |
| Url: | http://www.publicorgtheory.org |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | organization theory, public policy, organization development |
| Description: | PublicOrgTheory is an attempt to bring theory of organizations in public life, and especially public policy, out of the ivory tower and into the mainstream. The idea is to raise awareness of the influence organizations have on the lives of people in all facets of life, and to explore how all people might understand and influence organizations. This awareness is intended to do nothing less than to improve and extend the lives of constituents of these organizations. |
| Popularity: | 10 Followers |
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POT’s back… but the crowdsourced tablet isn’t
| After a month of cranking out a 50K-word novel for NaNoWriMo, I’m back to that stolid mistress, the PublicOrgTheory blog, but it’s not with good news.I was an early fan of the crowdsour...more |
Ignite my crowdsourced espionage spark
| Sorry it’s been so quiet here of late. NaNoWriMo and a “revise and resubmit” have had me clacking the keys on other stuff. Enough excuses, though–I need your vote. I want...more |
Normal accidents and the financial crisis
| Brayden King of orgtheory.net recaps a conference he attended this weekend on organizational dynamics in the financial crisis:The papers were very diverse, but one idea came up in several papers. T...more |
Electronic medical records court stealth failure
| The Washington Post asks some important questions about electronic medical records:…bipartisan enthusiasm has obscured questions about the effectiveness of health IT products, critics say. In...more |
Hinkson pursues bureaucratic reform
| Leslie Hinkson delves into the patterns of putative bureaucratic failures:After the public outrage comes the creation of a task force to investigate these agencies, the public firings of a few offi...more |
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