Resource dependence effect on wars: A research on warfare management after the second World War
2009
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In that case basic steps examined which followed by organization survived, among the activities resource dependence intentioned, organization reactions to the resource dependce had been evaluated. The activites to minimize resource dependent focused and classified. The countries, comunites and military organizations acted like organizations sampled the reactions showed to the resource dependece of the organizations macthed with functions of the war conflicts. At the end of the macthing first warfare identifed next reactions showed that the warfare described. The similarites between the actions in the warfare and resource dependence approach tackled, optained results classified and the solutions suggested for guide the future. Keywords: Resource Dependence, Resource, Organization, War, Conflict.
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Dr. Abdullah Oraj Hüseyniklioğlu
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Abdullah Oraj Hüseyniklioğlu (Doctorate thesis). Resource dependence effect on wars: A research on warfare management after the second World War, 2009, Çukurova University, İşletme Bölümü.
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