Industrial Democracy And Participative Management: A Case For A Synthesis

Bernard M. Bass · Viv J. Shackleton

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This examination addresses the following questions: Is participative management an American version of European industrial democracy? What are they and what can be expected from them? Is one a substitute for the other? Are they passing fads or here to stay? For what kinds of issues are they best suited?

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