Scandinavian Working Papers in Business Administration

Working paper in Studies of Organization and Society,
University of Gothenburg, Studies of Organization and Society, Department of Business Administration

No 2003:4: Sju porträtt av chefer inom Västra Götalands regionen

Ewa Wikström (), Eva Lorenzen () and David Renemark
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Ewa Wikström: Studier av organisation och samhälle, Postal: Företagsekonomiska institutionen, Handelshögskolan vid Göteborgs universitet, Box 610, SE 405 30 Göteborg, Sweden
Eva Lorenzen: Private address, Postal: Sörgården 2, 610 50 Jönåker,
David Renemark: Gothenburg Research Institute, Postal: Box 600 , SE 405 30 Göteborg

Abstract: In the study three themes characterising management in the health care sector have emerged: Generation, Power, and Gender. These three themes are closely inter-connected, and in the managerial and power positions we can find a "gender- and generational concentration" (males born in the 40's). We can describe the situation as a "vertical gender- and generational distribution", which can to a large extent characterise its management. What separates the younger managers in relation to the older is: how they have chosen to become managers, their focus on personal development and loyalty towards the organisation, how they put forward demands, their attitudes towards authorities, and the manner in which they communicate.

Keywords: Management in the health care sector; generation; power and gender

29 pages, February 25, 2004

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