Level of organization
The degree of organization is defined as: "Share of the members of interest organizations in those whose interests are to be represented."
- Reasons for a high degree of organization of a social group or an association can be given by a high degree of homogeneity of common interests or a legal obligation to join.
- With highly differentiated and inhomogeneous interests, it is often difficult to find a common denominator within an organization. Furthermore, can the by the possibility of free-riding ( free riders ) the incentive of membership within an organization and are thus also reduced their level of organization.
In business administration , a distinction is made between sub-organization and over-organization in terms of the degree of organization. In between there is an optimum value that has to be achieved. It is the ideal mixture of special and general regulations in an organization .
In terms of the degree of organization of the trade unions, there are large differences between the individual sectors, as is the international comparison between countries.
swell
- ↑ Wolfgang Rudzio: The political system of the Federal Republic of Germany . Wiesbaden 2006, p. 61 f.
- ↑ Wolfgang Weber, Rüdiger Kabst: Introduction to Business Administration , Gabler, ISBN 978-3834907929 , page 201
literature
- Wolfgang Rudzio : The political system of the Federal Republic of Germany . Wiesbaden 2006.