Organization And Innovation: Guru Schemes and American DreamsMcGraw-Hill Education (UK), 2003. gada 1. okt. - 210 lappuses Drawing on case studies from the UK manufacturing and financial service sectors, this book argues that the emergence and popularity of a new range of management innovations reflects and facilitates the reproduction of a neo-liberal economics that has dominated Western politics for over almost a quarter of a century. |
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Introduction innovation inaction | 1 |
Part One | 7 |
Part Two | 75 |
Part Three | 163 |
Notes | 178 |
References | 187 |
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Back Cover | 211 |
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Organization and Innovation: Guru Schemes and American Dreams David Knights,Darren McCabe Fragmentu skats - 2003 |
Organization and Innovation: Guru Schemes and American Dreams David Knights,Darren McCabe Fragmentu skats - 2003 |
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