The Oxford handbook of management / edited by Adrian Wilkinson, Steven J. Armstrong, and Michael Lounsbury.
This handbook analyses and explores the evolution of management; the core functions and how they may have changed; its position in the culture of modern society; the institutions and ideologies that support it; and likely challenges and changes in the future.
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Other title: | Handbook of management. Management. |
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2017.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Adrian Wilkinson, Steve Armstrong, Michael Lounsbury
- Managing Operations - production, BPR / Zoe Radnor, Nicola Bateman
- Managing Projects / Jeff Pinto
- Managing Knowledge and Information / Wendy Currie
- Managing Meaning - culture / Violina Rindova
- Management and Leadership / Ronald E. Riggio
- Management and Strategy / Mark Shanley
- Management Practice - and the doing of management / Stefan Tengblad
- Managing Change / David Buchanan
- Scientific Management / Lucy Taska
- Management as a Practice of Power / David Courpasson
- Evidence Based Management / Kevin Morrell, Mark Learmonth
- Management and Morality/Ethics / Michel Anteby
- Management and Modernity / Graham Sewell
- Management Education and Business Schools / Ken Brown, Robert S. Rubin
- Management as an Academic Discipline / Christian De Cock, Damian Doherty
- Managing across Cultures / Robert Rubin, Stefan Tengblad
- International Management / Mike Geppert, Graham Hollinshead
- Human Relations / Kyle Bruce, Chris Nyland
- Management as Consultancy / Andrew Sturdy, Christopher Wright, Nick Wylie
- Operations Management/Systems / Martin Spring
- Management by Objectives / Peter Starbuck
- Organisational Culture and Image / Mats Alvesson
- Open Systems (contingency theory/design) / Bob Hinings, Roston Greenwood
- Future in the past: a philoshphical reflection on the prospects of management / Stewart Clegg, Marco Berti, Walter P. Jarvis
- Managing People - personnel, HRM, performance / Andy Charlwood, Kim Hoque.