Organization concepts and analysis
By: [compiled by] William G. Scott.
Series: Dickenson series on contemporary thought in management
Publisher: Dickenson
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Belmont, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 167
Subjects: Organization.; Management.; Industrial sociology.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Industrial dynamics, after the first decade, by J. W. Forrester.; title: Applied organization analysis, by W. F. Glueck.; title: Understanding project authority, by D. I. Cleland.; title: Interface and interorganizational coordination, by D. A. Wren.; title: The development of cybernetics, by C. R. Dechert.; title: The organization and socio-technical controls, by W. B. Brown.; title: The quality of life in a quantitative society, by S. M. McMurrin.; title: Do machines make history? By R. L. Heilbroner.; title: Technology and the love-hate system, by K. Boulding.; title: Bureaucracy and innovation, by V. A. Thompson.; title: Changing organizations, by W. G. Bennis.; title: Technology and organization government: a speculative inquiry into the functionality of management creeds, by W. G. Scott.