Formal Coordination Structures
Formal Coordination Structures is a governance framework consisting of officially established, institutionalized mechanisms—such as interagency councils, joint task forces, or standing committees—that systematically enable collaboration, decision-making, and resource alignment across multiple organizations within a policy or operational domain.
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Foundations of the Theory of Organization
Philip Selznick · American Sociological Review · 1948 · 1.2K citations
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Cornell University
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