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Management theory : from Taylorism to Japanization
John Sheldrake has brought together a broad and stimulating range of literature and academic research to produce a comprehensive, critical evaluation of the development of management thinking. The book provides a clear, thematic outline of the evolution of management thought. The significance of individuals and movements are analysed against the background of economic, technical and social change. The chapters can also be used a free-standing critical summaries of influential thinkers from F.W. Taylor, Max Weber and Mary Parker Follett through to Harry Braverman, William Ouchi and Charles Handy. Management Theory is clearly structured and lucidly written and includes chapter summaries, discussion questions and directed further reading to help the reader wishing to take their studies further.
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