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existed in the thinking of these two individuals who greatly influenced management thinking during the twentieth century.  …
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they relate to prescriptive and descriptive approaches to the study of management.  …
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social movement gained momentum and influence and eventually contributed to today’s prevailing management orthodoxy. We …
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The George Washington University organizational behavior students have been privileged to learn from professors who were students of three different founders of the field. The three strands discussed here are Roethlisberger and the Harvard Business School, Kurt Lewin and NTL, and Herzberg. This...
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In the past 100 years production management has evolved from a set of heuristic ideas to a portfolio of somewhat … developed concepts and principles. “Just‐in‐time” and “total quality management” integrate most of the modern concepts and … Tavistock studies, have given significant contribution to the evolution of management theory. This paper presents the context of …
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Among modern scholars and students there is an increasing distance between the fundamental thoughts of early management … occurred. We examine examples of how others have furthered our understanding of management history by the discovery and …
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This paper examines a key event in the life of Chester Barnard, a “riot of the unemployed” in Trenton, New Jersey in 1935 when Barnard was director of the state Emergency Relief Administration. In a later influential lecture at Harvard, Barnard used the incident to support the ideas of the...
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´lite may have implications for the ongoing reading of Barnard’s work by the management students of today.  …
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This article questions the widely held proposition that the management philosophy of W. Edwards Deming, with its focus … on quality improvement and pragmatic thinking, is a new conceptual paradigm which renders previous management thought …, particularly that represented by the scientific management concepts of Frederick W. Taylor, obsolete and wrong‐headed. A closer …
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management: positioning; resource‐based view; top‐down or bottom‐up; deliberate or emergent; and rational or generative. The …
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