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particularly on the development of large‐scale factory production. Within Welsh history this focus has largely obscured an …
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history of leadership research. Religious, societal, and organizational phases in the conceptualization of charisma are …
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The article provides a non‐mainstream discussion the origin and evolution of efficient consumer response (ECR) in marketing literature. It challenges generally believed positions in the area of the concept. In addition, the novelty value of ECR is questioned. The author argues that ECR has...
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When they arrived in the New World the English Puritans expected to pursue justice by using the Bible and discretionary justice. Because they left England, in part, as an escape from a contemporary Sodom and Gomorrah, it is ironical that the discovery of sexual license in the New World forced...
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This exploration of management history focuses on mass entertainment media to determine the history of the efficiency … expert in popular culture. It reviews the history of the image of the efficiency expert in film and on American …
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occurred. We examine examples of how others have furthered our understanding of management history by the discovery and …
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Institutional history is important in the context of understanding the control of pension systems. This history has …
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the critical role of intuition in effective managerial decision making. This paper examines the history of intuition in …
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Much has been written about the works of Chester I. Barnard and Frederick W. Taylor but little attempt has been made by scholars to compare Barnard and Taylor. Barnard is a successor of Taylor and this may be one of the reasons why there has been a reluctance to place them side‐by‐side. The...
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This paper asks whether or not Chester Barnard was a member of an intellectual or managerial “élite”. While it is clear that Barnard provides great insight regarding leadership and social responsibility, it is also apparent that his views regarding, for example, race relations were, at...
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