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    The Role of Management Behavior in Agricultural Cooperatives

    Cook, Michael L. (Michael Lee), 1943-
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    1994
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    Abstract
    Mintzburg's managerial working role model is used to explore the ways roles and behavior of the general manager of a user-oriented firm differ from those of the manager of an investor-owned firm (lOF). It is argued that, in the roles of conflict resolution, resource allocation, information spokesperson, and leadership, the challenges of a user-oriented manager are not only significantly different but often more difficult. It is concluded that managers comfortable with complexity, technical-operation, people-oriented resource allocation, multi-stakeholder communication, and with strong coalition-building skills are most successful in user-oriented organizations.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10355/425
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    Journal of Agricultural Cooperation, 1994: 42-58.
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