Organizational response to changing demands: predicting behavior in donor networks
By: AbouAssi, Khaldoun.
Contributor(s): Tschirhart, Mary.
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BookPublisher: 2018Description: p.126-136.Subject(s): Networks | Organization
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Public Administration ReviewSummary: The integration of resource dependence theory and a network perspective results in a parsimonious �strategic response model� for the organizational responses of exit, voice, loyalty, and adjustment. Four cases illustrate the model's application to nonprofit organizations by focusing on relations with a government aid agency that switched funding priorities. The model helps explain why networks of recipients of funding may change over time and predicts organizational responses to changing demands from resource providers. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 78(1), Jan/Feb, 2018: p.126-136. | Available | AR118729 |
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The integration of resource dependence theory and a network perspective results in a parsimonious �strategic response model� for the organizational responses of exit, voice, loyalty, and adjustment. Four cases illustrate the model's application to nonprofit organizations by focusing on relations with a government aid agency that switched funding priorities. The model helps explain why networks of recipients of funding may change over time and predicts organizational responses to changing demands from resource providers. - Reproduced.
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