Management in Networks Hans de Bruijn and Ernst Ten Heuvelhof is an English-language textbook focused on management and organizational decision-making within networks. This work provides insight into decision-making processes in which different, often competing interests play a role.
The book explains the complexity of management in networks using concrete examples and describes how different stakeholders can both promote and block change. Ernst Ten Heuvelhof and Hans de Bruijn discuss strategies for dealing with competing interests within organizations and beyond. The second edition includes more extensive international case studies, a new chapter on network types, and attention for digital governance and big data.
Management in Networks is suitable for students and professionals in management and organization studies who want to deepen their understanding of multi-stakeholder decision-making and management techniques in a network context.