The phrase "organization studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of academic study which examines different aspects of businesses and other organizations. For example, "I am currently enrolled in an organization studies program at my university."
He received both a master's degree and a Ph.D. in organization studies from Boston College.
Ronit Kark is a professor of leadership and organization studies at Bar-Ilan UnIsraelty, Israel.
Mr. Pike, whose private Washington-based organization studies technology issues, agreed that today's loss could exceed $1 billion.
She was in the final stages of completing her PhD in organization studies at the time of her death.
The role of any CEO is threefold, said Peter Kurzina, senior lecturer in work and organization studies.
Bradley Googins ([email protected]) is a professor of organization studies at Boston College and the director of BC's Center for Corporate Citizenship.
Eight Gallup Organization studies conducted from April-June, 2015 are now available for download.
For three decades, Dr. David M. Burns has written and edited some of the seminal work on tobacco science and the hazards of modern cigarettes: surgeon general's reports, National Cancer Institute monographs, World Health Organization studies.
This program should include at least one course in each of the four main areas within the program: economics, sociology/organization studies, policy, and history.
D.C. Wilson, "Electricity and Resistance: A Case Study of Innovation and Politics," Organization Studies 3 (1982): 119 140.
The Organization Studies research group focuses on interactions across individuals, groups, organizations, and institutions, as well as organizational processes themselves.
