burns and stalker s findings regarding mechanistic and organic organizations Building on merton (1949) and durkheim (1997), burns and stalker (1961) proposed a contingent relationship between formal structure and organizational performance, arguing that organizations with organic structures, or loosely coupled networks of workers, are better adapted to dynamic environments.
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