DUE PROCESS AND MANAGEMENT DESIGN THEORY: Identity and distinctions
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DUE PROCESS AND MANAGEMENT DESIGN THEORY: Identity and distinctions

by Carmen Azambuja

design theory management theory Organizational Identity
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Due Process and Management Design Theory: Identity and Distinctions explores the relationship between due process and management design theory. Centered on identity and distinctions, the book offers a focused treatment of concepts relevant to legal, organizational, and management-oriented inquiry.

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Due Process and Management Design Theory: Identity and Distinctions examines the relationship between due process and management design theory.

The book centers on questions of identity and distinction, inviting readers to consider how these concepts are defined and differentiated.

Its subject matter connects legal and organizational perspectives in a focused exploration of management design and due process.

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