... purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Behavioral strategy Management history Strategy Decision-making Biases Rationality Cognition Significant...

.... Intersectionality Management history ANTi-History Archival data Amodernist history British Airways The central focus of this paper is to understand the relationship between intersectionality and history so organizations can situate the lingering effects of discrimination in its many forms both past...

... management Management history Research methods Quality As Management Decision enters its 44th year of publication, the journal continues to play an important part in debating key management issues. Whilst this is primarily carried out through the informative and often challenging articles...

... values drawn from the entertainment industry as it does from these gurus' capacity to supply meaningful advice and guidance to the practicing manager. Management gurus Management history Management techniques The management profession internationally has had a long tradition of elevating...

... disturbed employers, while concomitantly enthusing the CIO. Originality/value This paper redresses the view of scientific management's history that misleadingly stresses the initial hostility between Taylor's circle and organised labour, which has become entrenched in management folklore and accepted...

...David Lamond; David Lamond Purpose The purpose of this paper is to consider the value of management history as a contributor to the development of the theory and practice of management and, to the extent that it is necessary to absorb the past in order to understand the present and inform...

... on the decisions made about the ideas presented here. Originality/value This paper provides some interesting insights into the development of management as a regulated profession. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Management history Education Business schools But who can resist...

... Limited 2005 Management history Literature Entrepreneurialism Small enterprises Performance management If the name Daniel Defoe is recognized today, it is usually as the author of the early eighteenth‐century novels Robinson Crusoe and Moll Flanders. Although a few...

... Management history Gender Culture A cogent argument has been made elsewhere for the importance of historiography in management research (Kieser, 1994 ; Rowlinson and Procter, 1999) and, more specifically, for understanding management theory and management theorists in context. Mills and Helms...

... leadership. Leadership Management history Responsibilities Ethics An executive may make many important decisions without reference to any sense of personal interest or of morality. But where creative morality is concerned, the sense of personal responsibility – of sincerity and honesty, in other...

...; and 3. economic regulation. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Management history Germany While the word “bureaucracy” is French in origin, the practice and study of bureaucracy have many associations with Germany, chief of which is that the ever redoubtable Max Weber made...

... interest of the organization. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Transformational leadership Leadership Management history As a broad construct, leadership has undoubtedly existed from the dawn of the first interactions of humankind. An examination of various ancient written...

... the concept of scientific management, Child (1969 , p. 86) points out that the actual framework for Urwick's principles was heavily influenced by Fayol. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Scientific management Management history Management theory Case studies United Kingdom...

... in management history. He has one foot in the early human relations movement, and another foot in the movement of scholars who advocated a heightened awareness of management's responsibility for the human side of employer‐employee relations. McGregor serves as a true facilitator for growth and advancement...

...‐scale firms from smaller business units. Organizational change Management history Organizational development Organizational theory While Chandler's interest in the evolution of managerial practices and business organization was a “constant throughout his career” (Maier, 1993, p. 773...

... changes in how beer was sold, packaged, and promoted. The emphasis here will be on the first factor, because it highlights the steps taken by the shippers to refashion part of their competitive environment, a central element in path creation stories. Brewing Management history Critical path...

... also made specialization of labor possible. Parts Innovation Manufacturing industries Management history Without question, the development of interchangeable parts was a watershed moment in the history of industrialization. Without the ability to produce parts that could be readily...

... body of men who have been engaged in it (transcribed by Merk, 1931, p. 285). Management history Chief executives Numerous authors have written biographies extolling the managerial skills of George Simpson, the Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) from 1821 to his death in 1860 [1...

... to sponsor the research of March and colleagues at Carnegie?”. It also relates to the history of management/ business education in general. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Behavioural economics Organizational theory Management history Business studies James G. March (born 1928...

..., March 19, 2004). Management history Organizational behaviour Human resource management Management gurus Literature The phrase “Great works in management history” conveys a unique meaning to every organizational scholar and practitioner, as the other articles in this issue depict...