The Social Psychology of Organizing
by Karl E Weick
Karl E. Weick’s The Social Psychology of Organizing explores organizations as social and psychological processes. The book offers a focused perspective on how people participate in, interpret, and sustain organized activity, making it relevant to readers of psychology, business, management, and organizational studies.
About This Book
The Social Psychology of Organizing examines organizing as a social and psychological process.
Karl E. Weick explores how people understand and participate in organized activity.
The book connects individual behavior, shared interpretation, and organizational life.
It is suited to readers interested in psychology, management, and the study of organizations.
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