Tua culpa: When an Organization Blames Its Partner for Failure in a Shared Task
Abstract
We examine the growing but understudied phenomenon of organizational blame shifting in the wake of failure in an interorganizationally shared task. Organizational blame shifting, which can take private as well as public forms, represents an organization’s attempt to shape both the partner’s and the public’s sensemaking of the failure. Blame shifting enables an organization to limit its financial responsibility and contain potential reputational...
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Title
Tua culpa: When an Organization Blames Its Partner for Failure in a Shared Task
Published Date
Oct 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
43
Issue
4
Pages
792 - 811
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