英文摘要 |
Organizational control is regarded as a key component of strategy implementation. Research has confirmed that control and performance are deeply correlated. In the past, the majority of research on governmental organizational control and the establishment of the control system focused on the process and output of the control, while neglecting its antecedents; most researchers examined the effect of control modes on the process and the output of the system itself, ignoring the power of emotional interaction and knowledge-sharing in social control, which has been increasingly valued by researchers in recent years. This thesis, adopting the perspective of resource contribution, discusses the relationship between control antecedents and control modes. The research finds that the vital antecedents of control include property-based resource contribution and knowledge-based resource contribution. Property-based resource contribution matches output control while knowledge-based resource contribution demonstrates a significant influence on output control, process control and social control. The results of the research enlarge the research scope of control theories in governmental organizations, providing a valuable reference for the design and applications of practical control systems. |