A contingency is a potential negative event that may occur in the future, such as a natural disaster, fraudulent activity, or ...

This paper examines the selection, interaction, and systems approaches to fit in structural contingency theory. These are empirically examined as related to a task-contingency theory of work-unit ...

It is proposed that congruence and contingency are central features of Dubin's conditions for constructing and testing a theoretical model. Placing congruence and contingency research within an ...

Healthcare managers can utilize this evidence in formulating patient safety improvement strategies within their organizations. A theoretical framework consisting of Contingency Theory within the ...

We develop a contingency theory for how structural closure in a network, defined as the extent to which an actor's network contacts are connected to one another, affects the initiation and adoption of ...

To generate more hourly billing and fixed-fee revenue to replace lost contingency fee earnings, Susman Godfrey has all but lifted its prior ban on defending oil and gas industry clients, Susman said.

“The one great principle of the English law,” Charles Dickens once quipped, “is to make business for itself.” Now, 165 years later, the legal profession still faces accusations that the ...

What is self-funded enforcement and how does it work? The model – known as full-contingency enforcement, revenue recovery, return on enforcement or self-funded enforcement – is built on a simple idea: ...