Environmental Selection and Organizational Structuring: Steps Toward a Theory of Inertia and Adaptation in Organizations

This thought-provoking book by William Ocasio delves into the complexities of organizational behavior and structure. With compelling case studies and thorough research, Ocasio proposes a new theory on inertia and adaptation in organizations and the role of environmental selection on these dynamics.

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