Capitalism, Social Privilege and Managerial Ideologies
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A01=Ernesto R. Gantman
administrative discourse
Administrative Ideologies
Animal Kingdom
Author_Ernesto R. Gantman
Building Community Infrastructures
Business Periodicals Index
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Ceo Compensation
Common Language
Contemporary Society
critical management studies
Disorganized Capitalism
Dominant Management Model
Economic Cycles
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evolution of managerial ideologies
Fictional Content
fictionalization
Human Relations School
human relations theory
Industrial Betterment
Knowledge Acquisition
Life Style
managerial ideologies
Managerial Ideology
Model Industrial Community
NUMMI Plant
organisation theory
Organization Theory School
Organizational Utopia
Popular Management Discourse
Public Administration
Saint Simon's Ideology
Saint Simon’s Ideology
Scientific Management
scientific management history
social privilege
sociology of work
welfare capitalism
Welfare Provider
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- ISBN 9780815387916
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 11 Apr 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Originally published in 2005. This book analyzes the evolution of administrative thought from the nineteenth century to the present, considering it as ideological discourse. Rather than merely being a succession of fads, Gantman shows how each successive discourse about the organization of work serves to legitimate social interests. The book's compelling conclusion is that instead of a tendency towards increasing theoretical refinement, what is more evident is a trend towards fictionalization, which ends in the contemporary paradigm of flatter, more participative and democratic organizational forms. Students and scholars interested in organization theory, management history, the sociology of work or critical management will gain many new insights from this historical reconstruction of the evolution of management thought.
