Popular Management Books: How they are made and what they mean for organisations

Staffan Furüsten

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Management and Organizational Studies Leadership and Management in Organizations Management Theory and Practice

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Chapter 1: A Study of Popular Management Books Chapter 2: The Managerial Discourse and The Environment of Organisations Chapter 3: When Management Knowledge Moves: Chapter 4: Trends in the Supply of Management Books Chapter 5: Popular Management Books as Carriers of Ideology Chapter 6: How Popular Management Books Are Made: Chapter 7: What Do Popular Management Books Mean for Organisations?

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