Structure and dynamics of organisations and groups

By:

"Berne , Eric"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Grover Press; 1978Description: 260pISBN:

394170482

Subject(s):

Organisations

DDC classification:

338.7 BER

Summary: The object of the author in this book is to offer a systematic frame work for the therapy of ailing groups and organizations. The use of the system in practise is demonstrated in Part I by the analysis in some detail of a single group meeting. In Part II a group model based on historical considerations and the observation of contemporary groups is set up, and its practical applications are illustrated. The are two appendices, one devoted to the literature of group dynamics and the other to a classification of social ggregations. Finally, there is a glossary.

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The object of the author in this book is to offer a systematic frame work for the therapy of ailing groups and organizations. The use of the system in practise is demonstrated in Part I by the analysis in some detail of a single group meeting. In Part II a group model based on historical considerations and the observation of contemporary groups is set up, and its practical applications are illustrated.
The are two appendices, one devoted to the literature of group dynamics and the other to a classification of social ggregations. Finally, there is a glossary.

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