Rok wydania: 2021
Numer czasopisma: 11
Słowa kluczowe: mikrofundamenty, relacje międzyorganizacyjne, diagram Colemana, model ARA
Strony: 20-28
Język publikacji: Angielski
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Microfoundations of Inter-Organisational Relationships: Conceptual and Methodological Foundations
Katarzyna Piórkowska, Estera Piwoni-Krzeszowska
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Cel artykułu sprowadza się do nastepujących celów szczegółowych: 1) eksploracja podstawowych założeń konceptualnych dotyczących relacji międzyorganizacyjnych i sieci międzyorganizacyjnych, 2) zidentyfikowanie pól poznawczych w koncepcji mikrofundamentów, and 3) zaproponowanie ontologiczno-metodologicznych przesłanek badania mikrofundamentów relacji międzyorganizacyjnych w odniesieniu do modelu ARA i analizy mikrofundamentalnej. Cele zrealizowano poprzez narracyjny przegląd literatury i przegląd zakresu. Zasadnicze wnioski poznawcze są następujące: (1) Program badawczy oparty na koncepcji mikrofundamentów, w tym diagram Colemana, może stanowić wsparcie dla badań nad relacjami międzyorganizacyjnymi. W konsekwencji, przyjąwszy założenia metodologicznego indywidualizmu, mikrofundamenty na poziomie indywidualnym mają kluczowe znaczenie; (2) Wewnętrzne czynniki indywidualne (mikro stany) oddziałują na indywidualne zachowania i interakcje (mikro procesy/zachowania); (3) Indywidualne zachowania menedżerskie oraz interakcje prowadzą, poprzez społeczną wzajemną zależność i zjawisko emergencji, do wzorców relacji i okreslonych dokonań w odniesieniu do kształtowanego portfela relacji międzyorganizacyjnych; (4) Czynniki na poziomie organizacyjnym odzwierciedlają zarówno jednopoziomową, jak i międzypoziomową przyczynowość – determinują one indywidualne zachowania oraz dokonania w odniesieniu do portfela relacji.

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