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2.
BurnsTomStalkerG. M., The Management of Innovation (London: Tavistock, 1961), especially pp. 96–125.
3.
HomansGeorge C., The Human Group (New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1950), p. 24.
4.
PorterLyman W.LawlerEdward E.III, Managerial Attitudes and Performance (Homewood, Ill.: Irwin, 1968), p. 14.
5.
Kornhauser, pp. 12–13.
6.
See MarcsonSimon, The Scientist in American Industry: Some Organizational Determinants in Manpower Utilization (Princeton: Princeton University, Industrial Relations Section, Department of Economics, 1960), pp. 147–148.
7.
PorteLa, pp. 14–19.
8.
EvanWilliam M., “Role Strain and the Norm of Reciprocity in Research Organizations,”American Journal of Sociology (November 1962), pp. 346–354.
9.
See MooreDavid G.RenckRichard, “The Professional Employee in Industry,”Journal of Business (January 1955), pp. 58–66.
10.
EvanWilliam M., “Superior-Subordinate Conflict in Research Laboratories,”Administrative Science Quarterly, (June 1965), pp. 52–63.
11.
Marcson, p. 150.
12.
See PelzDonald C.AndrewsFrank M., “Autonomy, Coordination and Stimulation in Relation to Scientific Achievement,”Behavioral Science (March 1966), pp. 89–97.
13.
SaxbergBorje O.SlocumJohn W.Jr., “The Management of Scientific Manpower,”Management Science (April 1968), pp. B-473 to B-489.
14.
Kornhauser, pp. 195–208.
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PorteLa, pp. 224–227.
16.
See CorwinRonald C., “Patterns of Organizational Conflict,”Administrative Science Quarterly (December 1969), pp. 507–520 and WarrenDonald J., “The Effects of Power Bases and Peer Groups on Conformity in Formal Organizations,”Administrative Science Quarterly (December 1969), pp. 544–556.
17.
HallRichard H., “Professionalization and Bureaucratization,”American Sociological Review, (February, 1968), pp. 92–104.
18.
SelltizClaire, Research Methods in Social Relations (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1959), pp. 241–242.