A Political Culture Approach to Modes of Organization Governance and Citizenship
Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 20:243-252 (2009)
| Abstract | We propose a research program grounded in cultural theory and believe that this theory enables researchers to gain traction in Business and Society research. Grid-group cultural theory is a useful tool for examining organizational behavior. Organizational culture governs organizational social expression. Corporate Social Responsibility is a specific domain which benefits from exploration using cultural theory. Finally, objectives and aspirations of this research program are outlined | |||||||||
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