Cultural change, is it possible or impossible? Perspectives to study organizational culture in the Mexican public administration
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Organizational Culture, Cultural Change, General Frames of Reference, Civil Service, Public AdministrationAbstract
This paper outlines the study of organizational culture and its changes in a context of public administration through the analysis of the implementation of civil service in the Mexican Public Administration. This conceptual development is elaborated to establish some explanations about the link between organizational culture and public administration. By analyzing this link, we establish the relevance of a theoretical approach to study organizational culture and its changes; thus, the influence of organizational culture on individual behavior in the organization is identified.
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