African American management history : insights on gaining a cooperative advantage

Prelims -- An introduction to African American management thought -- 1. The case for African American management history -- 2. The servant leadership of John Merrick and Alonzo Herndon -- 3. Charles Clinton Spaulding the father of African American management thought -- 4. The eight fundamental necessities of management -- 5. The four cardinal points of entrepreneurship -- 6. The beauty of entrepreneurship: a tribute to two pioneering social entrepreneurs -- 7. Maggie Lena Walker: an embodiment of transformational leadership -- Concluding thoughts: gaining a cooperative advantage -- References