American bureaucracy.
By: Edited by Warren G. Bennis.
Series: Transaction/Society book series, TA/S-14
Publisher: Transaction Books; distributed by E.P. Dutton
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New Brunswick, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
Subjects: Industrial management -- United States.; Executives -- United States.; Psychology, Industrial.
Other titles: Trans-action.
Notes: "... essays in this book originally appeared in transaction/Society magazine."
Table of contents: value: Beyond bureaucracy by W. G. Bennis.; value: Being human and being organized by C. Argyris.; value: The superior person by A. H. Maslow.; value: The trouble with democratic management by W. Gomberg.; value: Gray flannel unionist by A. Sturmthal.; value: How much money do executives want? By E. E. Lawler.; value: Conflict in the executive suite by R. Stagner.; value: Taking over by A. W. Gouldner.; value: Practical problems and the uses of science by R. K. Merton and E. C. Devereaux, Jr.; value: How scientific management thwarts innovation by V. A. Thompson.; value: A symposium: the innovating organization by J. Thompson and others.; value: Post-bureaucratic leadership by W. G. Bennis.