Social action and Organizational processes in the Catholic Church
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Keywords

Organization
social mission
social institutions

How to Cite

Belzunegui, Ángel, & Brunet Icart, I. (2011). Social action and Organizational processes in the Catholic Church. International Journal of Organizations, (5), 31–53. https://doi.org/10.17345/rio5.31-53

Abstract

We present here the results of an investigation carried out in 2008 and sponsored by the archdiocese of Tarragona, which analyzes the social mission of Catholic institutions. The initial hypothesis was that the social mission depended on the degree of decentralization of the Catholic institutions. The research design combined qualitative and quantitative techniques. The analysis of the information led to the conclusion that religious institutions
are organized in the form of a constellation, which is precisely the reason why they are so effective at complying with such an extensive and intense social mission.
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