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partial organization: a standalone construct

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Organizational sociology

the use of only some organizational elements, such as membership, hierarchy, rules, monitoring or sanctions, to order social life outside formal organizations.

In organizational sociology, partial organization refers to the use of only some organizational elements, such as membership, hierarchy, rules, monitoring or sanctions, to order social life outside formal organizations. This meaning comes from Ahrne (2010) in Organization.[1]

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Ahrne, G., & Brunsson, N. (2010). Organization outside organizations: the significance of partial organization. Organization, 18(1), 83-104. https://doi.org/10.1177/1350508410376256

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