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This book offers a lively and fascinating account--from the perspective of a young lieutenant--of the trials and tribulations of a soldier in the Third Turkish Brigade in Korea in 1952-53. Turkey was one of the first countries to support United Nations action against Communist aggression in Korea. Reaching Korea before the Chinese entered the conflict, the Turkish Brigades were soon situated at the front in a series of critical battles. Danisman recounts the details of these events in a fast-paced, uncompromising style.

This is a book on how cultural and structural aspects of organizations are related. Though they seem to be nested in each other, they are different phenomenon. They are two sides of thesame coin. They are mutually interdependent. They can be interrelated, but unrelated as well. We see not only those firms in which structural arrangements and cultural values are consistent but also those firms in which official structuralarrangements are conflicted with the living cultural values and norms. This book is an attempt to disclose this contradictory situation focusing on the factors that could...