Stakeholder influence strategies
J Frooman - Academy of management review, 1999 - journals.aom.org
J Frooman
Academy of management review, 1999•journals.aom.orgWhen seeking to influence firm decision making, what types of influence strategies do
stakeholders have available, and what determines which type the stakeholders choose to
use? In this article I use resource dependence theory to investigate these two questions. I
propose that the resource relationship (who is dependent on whom) determines which of the
four types of strategies identified in this article will be used: direct withholding, direct usage,
indirect withholding, or indirect usage.
stakeholders have available, and what determines which type the stakeholders choose to
use? In this article I use resource dependence theory to investigate these two questions. I
propose that the resource relationship (who is dependent on whom) determines which of the
four types of strategies identified in this article will be used: direct withholding, direct usage,
indirect withholding, or indirect usage.
When seeking to influence firm decision making, what types of influence strategies do stakeholders have available, and what determines which type the stakeholders choose to use? In this article I use resource dependence theory to investigate these two questions. I propose that the resource relationship (who is dependent on whom) determines which of the four types of strategies identified in this article will be used: direct withholding, direct usage, indirect withholding, or indirect usage.
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