The Drucker lectures
Subtitle: essential lessons on management, society, and economy
By: Peter F. Drucker ; edited and with an introduction by Rick Wartzman
Contributors: Wartzman, Rick
Publisher: McGraw-Hill; McGraw Hill
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 266
ISBN-13: 9780071700450
Subjects: Social aspects; Management
Other titles: Lectures; Essential lessons on management, society, and economy; Lessons on management, society, and economy; Management, society, and economy
Description: This book presents thirty-three of Peter F. Drucker's most important speeches and talks delivered at professional gatherings and in the classroom.
Notes: "Books by Peter F. Drucker": p. 255-256.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: How is human existence possible? (1943); title: The myth of the state (1947); title: The problems of maintaining continuous and full employment (1957); title: The first technological revolution and its lessons (1967); title: Politics and economics of the environment (1971); title: What we already know about American education tomorrow (1971); title: Claremont Address (1974); title: Structural changes in the world economy and society as they affect American business (1977); title: Managing the increasing complexity of large organizations (1981); title: The information-based organization (1987); title: Knowledge lecture I; II; III; IV; V (1989); title: The new priorities (1991); title: Do you know where you belong? (1992); title: The era of the social sector (1994); title: The knowledge worker and the knowledge society (1994); title: Reinventing government: the next phase (1994); title: Manage yourself and then your company (1996); title: On health care (1996); title: The changing world economy (1997); title: Deregulation and the Japanese economy (1998); title: Managing oneself (1999); title: From teaching to learning (1999); title: On globalization (2001); title: Managing the nonprofit organization (2001); title: The future of the corporation I; II; III; IV; V (2003)