Should I Stay or Should I Go? A Qualitative Analysis of Legitimacy in a Shared Participant-Governed Network
Should I Stay or Should I Go? A Qualitative Analysis of Legitimacy in a Shared Participant-Governed Network
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我应该走还是留？
DOI：
10.1080/23303131.2015.1117553
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发表时间：
2016
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P. Raeymaeckers
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作者：
P. Raeymaeckers
摘要本文探讨了如何在共享参与型网络治理中提高合法性。这些网络由其成员管理，在服务组织领域非常普遍。合法性是指网络能够使组织相信该网络有价值的程度。与参加组织和非参加组织都有联系的答卷人接受了访谈。文章的结论是，战略，如信息交流，网络水平的能力，解决冲突的改善是至关重要的，以提高共享参与者治理的合法性。
ABSTRACT This article investigates how legitimacy can be improved in a shared-participant type of network governance. These networks are governed by their members and are very common in the field of service organizations. Legitimacy refers to the extent to which a network can convince organizations that the network is valuable. Respondents affiliated with both participating and nonparticipating organizations are interviewed. The article concludes that strategies such as informational exchange, the improvement of network-level competencies, and conflict resolution are crucial for increasing the legitimacy of shared-participant governance.