organizational identity
collocation in Englishmeaningsoforganizationalandidentity
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organizational
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˌɔː.ɡən.aɪˈzeɪ.ʃən.əl/us/ˌɔːr.ɡən.əˈzeɪ.ʃən.əl/
relating to the planning of an activity ...
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identity
noun
uk/aɪˈden.tə.ti/us/aɪˈden.t̬ə.t̬i/
a person's name and other facts about who ...
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I account for organizational preferences and the subsequent strategies that derive from these preferences by investigating interest grouporganizationalidentity.
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Why then was it considered necessary to reinvent this culture and jeopardize this trustedorganizationalidentityin the early 1980s?
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Yet, as much asorganizationalidentitycan function as a tool for mobilization, it could also limit the political options available to a group.
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Organizationalidentityis observable through rhetoric, history, and public mission statements, and it is developed over time as different strategic actions amass different potential constituencies.
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As a givenorganizationalidentityimparts a reputation among members and within the elite political context, options for viable action become limited.
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Does the intensity of an advocacy group's ideological commitment, or the strength of itsorganizationalidentityshape its venue shopping strategies?
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Interviews with current staff members of each organization highlight the key differences inorganizationalidentity.
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Yet, there is no question that these facets oforganizationalidentityshape a group's capacity to act in a particular venue.
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Indeed, a certain stickiness oforganizationalidentityis beneficial to the advocacy group.
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Yet, thisorganizationalidentityconstructs certain obstacles by promoting an unwillingness to work within the system and to make the compromises necessary to foster incremental social reform.
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Organizationalidentityshapes interest group elites' preference formation and strategic selection of institutional venues.
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Organizationalidentity, discussed by this staff member in terms of philosophy, constrained the group elites' ability to pursue lobbying at the federal level.
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Notions oforganizationalidentitystarted with broader thinking about self-identity and identification in general.
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Second, advocacy groups choose venues not only to advance substantive policy goals but also to serve organizational needs, or reinforce organizational identities.
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Partnerships must fulfill two essential criteria to be effective; mutuality- interdependence and equality between partners, andorganizationalidentity- the equal maintenance of each partners missions and goals.
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First, the organizational identities of these two groups must be distinct.
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Advocacy groups choose venues not only to win substantive policy benefits, but also to mobilize supporters and create, maintain, or re-create organizational identities.
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The organizational perceptions is further classified into three major forms namely organizational images, organizational reputation, and organizational identities.
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The concepts were even being taught but had not been merged to detailed organizational identities.
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