Writing about business and industry /
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
1995.
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Table of Contents:
- Pensée 139 / Blaise Pascal
- Of the division of labour / Adam Smith
- The Dalles to Walla Walla River / Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
- The spirit of capitalism / Max Weber
- Competition / Friedrich Engels
- South Wales / George Orwell
- The working life of women / B.L. Hutchins
- Man and woman: images on the left / Eric Hobsbawm
- The essentials of leadership / Mary Parker Follett
- What I learned about business / Henry Ford
- Cyrus Hall McCormick: from farm boy to tycoon / Robert Sobel.
- Counting globally / Roger E. Axtell
- The wherewithal to spend: the economic background of Renaissance Florence / Richard Goldthwaite
- The tradesman's writing letters / Daniel Defoe
- The occupational structure of India / Dharma Kumar with Meghnad Desai
- Foreigh assembly in Haiti / Joseph Grunwald [and others]
- Strategic intent / Gary Hamel and C.K. Prahalad
- Pouring ideas into tin cans / Arthur Pound
- Black coats to white collars: economic change, nonmanual work, and the social structure of industrializing america / Stuart Blumin.
- Women and the factory acts / Beatrice Webb
- Co-ordination by committee / Alfred Pritchard Sloan
- Autos: on the thin edge / Paul R. Lawrence and Davis Dyer
- America rediscovers W. Edwards Deming / Andrea Gabor
- Organizations as physical structures / Jeffrey Pfeffer
- The parable of the Sadhu / bowen McCoy
- The new product development map / Steven C. Wheelwright and W. Earl Sasser, Jr.