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organizational synthesis: a standalone construct

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an interpretation of modern American history centered on the rise of large bureaucratic organizations and professionals.

In history, organizational synthesis refers to an interpretation of modern American history centered on the rise of large bureaucratic organizations and professionals. This meaning comes from Galambos (1970) in Business History Review.[1]

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References

Galambos, L. (1970). The Emerging Organizational Synthesis In Modern American History. Business History Review, 44(3), 279-290. https://doi.org/10.2307/3112614

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