Strategic management in public services organizations: concepts, schools and contemporary issues
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| 505 | 8 | |a 2.1 The design school and strategic planning2.2 The strategic positioning school; 2.3 Mintzbergian strategy: emergence, organizational learning and context; 2.4 The entrepreneurial school and (social) enterprises; 2.5 The cultural school; Notes; 3. Further proliferation of schools of strategic management: part 2 -- the 1980s onwards; 3.1 Resource-based view of the firm/organization; 3.2 The strategy as process school: an introduction; 3.3 The corporate governance perspective: the strategic role of the board?; 3.4 Network-based and collaborative models of strategy; 3.5 Strategy as practice | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.6 Public sector-based schools of strategy and governance3.7 Concluding discussion; 4. Strategy as process: a review and prospective agenda; 4.1 The strategy as process approach; 4.2 A critical discussion of the process school; 4.3 Process research in public services organizations: a future research agenda; 5. Strategy making and governance in the third sector; 5.1 Overview of recent policy and organizational developments in the NGO sector: scaling up, convergence and possible mission drift; 5.2 The simplest case: the entrepreneurial school and social enterprises | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 5.3 Large-scale NGOs and dilemmas in their strategic management5.4 Do distinctive characteristics of third sector organizations still shape their strategic management?; 5.5 Questions of NGO governance and accountability; 5.6 Concluding discussion; Note; 6. Framing the context: managing strategically public services organizations in different politico-administrative'houses'; 6.1 Introduction: context and strategy; 6.2 Theoretical frames for the analysis of contextual influences on strategic management: the Pollitt and Bouckaert model, administrative traditions, and culture | |
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