British Management Thought : A Critical Analysis

John Child

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Part 1 Introduction 1 Management and Management Thought Part 2 The Development of British Management Thought 2 In The Making (to World War I) 3 Emergence (to the early 1920's) 4 Consolidation (the inter-war years) 5 A Period of Stress (World War II and after) 6 The Challenge of Social Science Part 3 Assessment and Implications 7 Assessment: British Management Thought as a Body of Knowledge 8 Implications: For Management Education

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