More than an analogy, less than a paradigm : the case of biopolitics and organization theory
By: MUNRO, Jim L
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ArticlePublisher: New York : Marcel Dekker, 1987International Journal of Public Administration - IJPA 9, 5, p. 527-546Abstract: The biopolitics and sociobiology literature has g r m substantially in the pst few years. Same of that literature has fairly direct implications for organization theory. This paper examines that bcdy of research, discusses some of the conceptual issues and concludes that at the present time it is the methods, rather than the specific findings of bioplitical research, that have the most prise for application in organization theory.
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The biopolitics and sociobiology literature has g r m substantially in the pst few years. Same of that literature has fairly direct implications for organization theory. This paper examines that bcdy of research, discusses some of the conceptual issues and concludes that at the present time it is the methods, rather than the specific findings of bioplitical research, that have the most prise for application in organization theory.
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