March 1, 1990

Organizational Form, Population Dynamics, and Institutional Changes: The Founding Patterns of Voluntary Organizations.

DTDavid J. TuckerUniversity of Central Florida JSJagdip SinghCase Western Reserve University AMAgnes MeinhardSocial Insurance Institute

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Questions related to founding are of central importance to the study of organizations. Recent research in organizational ecology has suggested that ecological dynamics—previous foundings, disbandin...

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