Reframing Organizations

Höfundar: Lee G. Bolman; Terrence E. Deal (Útgáfa: 8)
Reframing Organizations

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A proven framework for effective leadership, newly updated and revised The new 8th edition of Reframing Organizations provides powerful, time-tested guidance for organizational leadership. Rooted in decades of social science research, Bolman and Deal's four-frame model has withstood the test of time with its accessible and incisive ideas for navigating complexity and turbulence. The latest research from organizational theory, organizational behavior, psychology, sociology, and political science is enlivened with new cases that illustrate real-world applications of the concepts in the book.

The new edition is updated with material on current topics like AI, job crafting, agility, gig work, and intersectionality. The book continues to engage readers with clear and lively writing. Since its creation more than 40 years ago, Bolman and Deal’s four-frame model has become a widely used and influential framework for leadership, sense-making, cross-sector collaboration, and navigating organizational complexity.

Readers will find: In-depth explorations of Bolman and Deal’s Structural, Human Resource, Political, and Symbolic frames. Vivid and instructive case examples of prominent leaders and organizations (including Elon Musk at DOGE, Reed Hastings at Netflix, Mary Barra at General Motors, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, Hilton Hotels, and video game maker Valve). Pithy and accessible summaries of some of the most important and influential works in research on organizations and leadership.

Coverage of important similarities and differences across business, government, education, and not-for-profit organizations Reframing Organizations is a must-read for students, managers, executives and anyone seeking powerful and provocative ways to read organizational dynamics and lead effectively in a challenging and turbulent world. Bolman & Deal blend research, theory and practice to offer readers insights and strategies for achieving both personal and organizational goals.

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Útgefandi
Wiley Professional Development (P&T)
ISBN
9781394340903
Print ISBN
9781394340897
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
8
Höfundar
Lee G. Bolman; Terrence E. Deal
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2026-01-19
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
100
Prent takmörkun
10
Afritunar takmörkun
2

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  • COVER
  • TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • TITLE PAGE
  • COPYRIGHT
  • DEDICATION
  • PREFACE
  • OUTLINE OF THE BOOK
  • PART ONE: Making Sense of Organizations
  • chapter 1: Introduction
  • VIRTUES AND DRAWBACKS OF ORGANIZED ACTIVITY
  • FRAMING
  • CONCLUSION
  • Notes
  • chapter 2: Simple Ideas, Complex Organizations
  • COMMON FALLACIES IN EXPLAINING ORGANIZATIONAL PROBLEMS
  • PECULIARITIES OF ORGANIZATIONS
  • ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING
  • MAKING SENSE OF AMBIGUITY AND COMPLEXITY
  • CONCLUSION
  • Note
  • PART TWO: The Structural Frame
  • chapter 3: Getting Organized
  • STRUCTURAL ASSUMPTIONS
  • STRATEGY
  • STRUCTURAL FORMS AND FUNCTIONS
  • VERTICAL COORDINATION
  • LATERAL COORDINATION
  • DESIGNING A STRUCTURE THAT WORKS
  • CONCLUSION
  • chapter 4: Structure and Restructuring
  • STRUCTURAL DILEMMAS
  • STRUCTURAL CONFIGURATIONS
  • GENERIC ISSUES IN RESTRUCTURING
  • CONCLUSION
  • chapter 5: Organizing Groups and Teams
  • TASKS AND LINKAGES IN SMALL GROUPS
  • CONTEXTUAL VARIABLES
  • SOME FUNDAMENTAL TEAM CONFIGURATIONS
  • TEAMWORK AND INTERDEPENDENCE
  • DETERMINANTS OF SUCCESSFUL TEAMWORK
  • TEAM STRUCTURE AND TOP PERFORMANCE
  • SELF-MANAGING TEAMS: STRUCTURE OF THE FUTURE?
  • CONCLUSION
  • PART THREE: The Human Resource Frame
  • chapter 6: People and Organizations
  • HUMAN RESOURCE ASSUMPTIONS
  • HUMAN NEEDS
  • WORK AND MOTIVATION: A BRIEF TOUR
  • MASLOW'S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS
  • EXPECTANCY THEORY
  • PERSONALITY AND ORGANIZATION
  • HUMAN CAPACITY AND THE CHANGING EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT
  • LEAN AND MEAN: MORE BENEFITS THAN COSTS?
  • INVESTING IN PEOPLE
  • CONCLUSION
  • Note
  • chapter 7: Improving Human Resource Management
  • GETTING IT RIGHT
  • GETTING THERE: TRAINING AND ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT
  • CONCLUSION
  • Note
  • chapter 8: Interpersonal and Group Dynamics
  • INTERPERSONAL DYNAMICS
  • MANAGEMENT STYLES
  • GROUPS AND TEAMS IN ORGANIZATIONS
  • CONCLUSION
  • PART FOUR: The Political Frame
  • chapter 9: Power, Conflict, and Coalition
  • POLITICAL ASSUMPTIONS
  • ORGANIZATIONS AS COALITIONS
  • POWER AND DECISION-MAKING
  • CONFLICT IN ORGANIZATIONS
  • MORAL MAZES: THE POLITICS OF GETTING AHEAD
  • CONCLUSION
  • Note
  • chapter 10: The Manager as Politician
  • POLITICAL SKILLS
  • MORALITY AND POLITICS
  • CONCLUSION
  • chapter 11: Organizations as Political Arenas and Political Agents
  • ORGANIZATIONS AS ARENAS
  • ORGANIZATIONS AS POLITICAL AGENTS
  • POLITICAL DYNAMICS OF ECOSYSTEMS
  • CONCLUSION
  • PART FIVE: The Symbolic Frame
  • 12 Organizational Symbols and Culture
  • SYMBOLIC ASSUMPTIONS
  • ORGANIZATIONAL SYMBOLS
  • ORGANIZATIONS AS CULTURES
  • CONCLUSION
  • chapter 13: Culture in Action
  • THE EAGLE GROUP'S SOURCES OF SUCCESS
  • CONCLUSION
  • Note
  • chapter 14: Organization as Theater
  • DRAMATURGICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL THEORY
  • ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AS THEATER
  • ORGANIZATIONAL PROCESS AS THEATER
  • CONCLUSION
  • PART SIX: Improving Leadership Practice
  • chapter 15: Integrating Frames for Effective Practice
  • LIFE AS MANAGERS KNOW IT
  • ACROSS FRAMES: ORGANIZATIONS AS MULTIPLE REALITIES
  • MATCHING FRAMES TO SITUATIONS
  • EFFECTIVE MANAGERS AND ORGANIZATIONS
  • ORGANIZATIONAL EXCELLENCE
  • THE EFFECTIVE SENIOR MANAGER
  • MANAGERS' FRAME PREFERENCES
  • CONCLUSION
  • chapter 16: Reframing in Action
  • BENEFITS AND RISKS OF REFRAMING
  • REFRAMING FOR NEWCOMERS AND OUTSIDERS
  • CONCLUSION
  • chapter 17: Leadership in Theory and Practice
  • STRUCTURE: SWINGING THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE
  • HUMAN RESOURCE FRAME: MOTIVATION AND PERSONALITY
  • POLITICAL FRAME
  • CULTURE AND NARRATIVE
  • CONCLUSION
  • Notes
  • chapter 18: Reframing Leadership
  • ARCHITECT OR TYRANT? STRUCTURAL LEADERSHIP
  • CATALYST OR WIMP? HUMAN RESOURCE LEADERSHIP
  • ADVOCATE, WARRIOR, OR HUSTLER? POLITICAL LEADERSHIP
  • PROPHET OR ZEALOT? SYMBOLIC LEADERSHIP
  • CONCLUSION
  • chapter 19: Reframing Change in Organizations
  • THE INNOVATION PROCESS
  • CHANGE, TRAINING, AND PARTICIPATION
  • CHANGE AND STRUCTURAL REALIGNMENT
  • CHANGE AND CONFLICT
  • CHANGE AND LOSS
  • CHANGE STRATEGY
  • CONCLUSION
  • chapter 20: Reframing Ethics and Spirit
  • SOUL AND SPIRIT IN ORGANIZATIONS
  • CONCLUSION
  • Notes
  • chapter 21: Bringing It All Together
  • STRUCTURAL ISSUES AND OPTIONS
  • HUMAN RESOURCE ISSUES AND OPTIONS
  • POLITICAL ISSUES AND OPTIONS
  • SYMBOLIC ISSUES AND OPTIONS
  • A FOUR-FRAME APPROACH
  • CONCLUSION: THE REFRAMING PROCESS
  • Note
  • EPILOGUE: ARTISTRY, CHOICE, AND LEADERSHIP
  • COMMITMENT TO CORE BELIEFS
  • MULTIFRAME THINKING
  • APPENDIX: THE BEST OF ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES
  • SCHOLARS' HITS
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  • ABOUT THE AUTHORS
  • NAME INDEX
  • SUBJECT INDEX
  • END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT