Trade-offs or Complements? : Balancing Diversified Stakeholder Expectations, Institutional Pressures, and Functional Demands in the Strategic Management of Business Schools
Ojala, A. (2019). Trade-offs or Complements? : Balancing Diversified Stakeholder Expectations, Institutional Pressures, and Functional Demands in the Strategic Management of Business Schools. Nordic Journal of Business, 68(2), 23-53. http://njb.fi/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Ojala.pdf
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Nordic Journal of BusinessTekijät
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2019Oppiaine
Strategia ja yrittäjyysBasic or discovery scholarshipStrategy and EntrepreneurshipBasic or discovery scholarshipTekijänoikeudet
© The Author & Association of Business Schools Finland, 2019
While scholars and practitioners have warned that business schools are losing their edge
in creating and disseminating relevant knowledge in the crosscurrent of environmental demands, the management and organization of higher education institutions (HEIs) have been
described as “herding cats” and “organized anarchy”. The teaching–research nexus forms the
cornerstone of academic organization and has a quintessential role in strategic management.
However, despite the growing body of literature on HEIs’ teaching–research nexus, organization, and environmental changes, few studies have examined the interplay of the three.
Therefore, this study combines two contingency-theory views to examine the effects of institutional pressures on the strategic latitude of business schools in balancing the nexus. How the
interplay of institutional pressures and diversified stakeholder demands affect HEIs’ ability to
manage the nexus plays a vital role in how effectively universities can fulfill their mission and
how effective public policy interventions and reforms are.
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Association of Business Schools FinlandISSN Hae Julkaisufoorumista
2342-9003Asiasanat
teaching-research nexus strategic management higher education management education and research performance trade-off complementarity business schools competition data envelopment analysis efficiency analysis contingency theory functional equivalence equifinality strateginen johtaminen kauppakorkeakoulut kilpailu (talous) strateginen ohjaus tutkimustoiminta korkeakouluopetus tehokkuus toimintaympäristö
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