... 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...

..., the participants discussing management history summed up their discussions with three pertinent points. They concluded that if there was any doubt about the value of management history then we only had to be aware that: 1. Dr Alf Bolton had presented a session the day before, based on the interviews...

... from the presentation/dissemination. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 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...

... and materials (Defoe, 1727 , Supplement, p. 10). Pursuing collection of accounts receivables and stopping unnecessary expenditures are two classic strategies for modern small businesses needing cash. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Management history Literature Entrepreneurialism Small...

... Leadership Management history Based on this philosophy, Greenleaf (1977 , p. 12) offered a more holistic leadership concept where the primary leadership function is serving others: It begins with the natural feeling that one wants to serve first, then conscious choice brings one to aspire to lead...

... 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. Management history Education Business schools Much spins around the idea of management as a profession – a group...

... be trained in administrative skills. These administrators would owe their existence and their authority to the king. They would do his bidding by rule and rote. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Management history Germany While the word “bureaucracy” is French in origin, the practice...

... 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 words – is acutely...

... gurus Management history Management techniques The management profession internationally has had a long tradition of elevating particular management practitioners, thinkers and opinion leaders to almost “guru” status. Contemporary examples include Drucker, Peters and Waterman, De Bono, Porter...

...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...

... published in the 1940s. For Rose, higher control concerned the issue of presenting facts and figures for use by senior management. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Scientific management Management history Management theory Case studies United Kingdom As noted above, Urwick...

... 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...

... of sub‐optimal lock‐in with an emphasis on the active role firms play in shaping their environments. This perspective highlights the role of entrepreneurs and firms in shaping and interacting with their environments (Garud and Karnoe, 2001). Brewing Management history Critical path analysis...

.... Organizational change Management history Organizational development Organizational theory As it turns out, there have not been many organizational innovations in the past hundred years (Fligstein, 1990, p. 9). Just as Fligstein's words were appearing in print, a century of corporate stability...

... 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...

... 2005 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 interchangeable with each other...

... governor in chief. Apparently, Simpson's demonstrated skills at the counting house qualified him to direct the North American operations of the HBC. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Management history Chief executives Numerous authors have written biographies extolling...

... of research to academics and practitioners, a view that Professor Greenberg offered when discussing the appeal of his article: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Management history Organizational behaviour Human resource management Management gurus Literature The phrase “Great works...

... with a good reputation in political science, he was staying at Yale as a SSRC post‐doctoral fellow, so staying at the east coast would probably have been easier. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Behavioural economics Organizational theory Management history Business studies...