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Organizational Behavior , Seventh Edition
Gregory Moorhead, Arizona State University
Ricky W. Griffin, Texas A & M University
Chapter Outlines
Chapter 18: Organization Culture


  1. The Nature of Organization Culture
    1. What Is Organization Culture?
    2. Historical Foundations
      1. Anthropological Contributions
      2. Sociological Contributions
      3. Social Psychology Contributions
      4. Economics Contributions
    3. Culture Versus Climate
    4. Creating the Organization Culture
      1. Establish Values
      2. Create Vision
      3. Initiate Implementation Strategies
      4. Reinforce Cultural Behaviors
  2. Approaches to Describing Organization Culture
    1. The Ouchi Framework
      1. Commitment to Employees
      2. Evaluation
      3. Careers
      4. Control
      5. Decision Making
      6. Responsibility
      7. Concern for People
      8. Theory Z and Performance
      9. Bias for Action
      10. Stay Close to the Customer
      11. Autonomy and Entrepreneurship
      12. Productivity Through People
      13. Hands-On Management
      14. Stick to the Knitting
      15. Simple Form, Lean Staff
      16. Simultaneously Loose and Tight Organization
    2. The Peters and Waterman Approach
  3. Emerging Issues in Organization Culture
    1. Innovation
      1. Types of Innovation
      2. New Ventures
      3. Corporate Research
    2. Empowerment
    3. Procedural Justice
  4. Managing Organization Culture
    1. Taking Advantage of the Existing Culture
    2. Teaching the Organization Culture: Socialization
    3. Changing the Organization Culture
      1. Managing Symbols
      2. The Difficulty of Change
      3. The Stability of Change


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