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Academy of Management Review Vol. 7 No. 4 1982

Mindscapes, Management, Business Policy, and Public Policy

Magoroh Maruyama1,2

1 Southern Illinois University · 2 1Southern Illinois University

Abstract

In some areas, the ecosystem is enriched by industrial activities and byproducts, such as strip mining and heated water discharge. Management/labor relations may emphasize mutually beneficial combinations of individual differences among workers instead of majority rule or consensus. Causal loop leverage points to remedy the mutual amplification of goallessness among business, government, and the consumer are identified. New concepts are introduced: synchronized “morphogenetic incentives” to facilitate complex “morphogenetic joint ventures” involving heterogeneous industries.

DOI
10.5465/amr.1982.4285257
Volume
7
Issue
4
Pages
612-619
Sources
ris:amr.ris openalex

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