Many organization are more likely to have the characteristics of loosely coupled systems-where semiautonomous parte strive to maintain a degree of independence while working under the name and framework provided by the organization where a desire for autonomy or subunit goal becomes more important than the aims of the wider organization, schismatic tendencies may be a constant feature and transforming force. Such organization usually spawn new organization when key member or subunits spin off into entities of their own. Or different elements may end up fighting and destroying each other. An analysis of organization politics in terms of the interplay among rival interests, conflicts, and sources of power can help us understand and manage these forces.