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Organising and managing work : organisational, managerial and strategic behaviour in theory and practice / Tony Watson.

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publisher: Harlow : Financial Times Prentice Hall, 2002Description: xxv, 535 s. ill. 25 cmISBN:
  • 0273630059
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 658 21
Other classification:
  • Qbaab
Contents:
Ch. 1. Organising and managing work: study and practice -- Ch. 2. Organisations and management: the systems-control orthodoxy -- Ch. 3. Organising and managing: a process-relational perspective -- Ch. 4. People, identity and culture -- Ch. 5. Experience and work: orientation, emotion and managing to manage -- Ch. 6. Organising and strategy-making -- Ch. 7. Structure, culture and the struggle for management control -- Ch. 8. Choice and constraint in the shaping of structure and culture -- Ch. 9. Shaping tasks and winning cooperation -- Ch. 10. Power, decision-making and organisational mischief -- Ch. 11. Organising, managing and human resourcing -- Ch. 12. Managing in a changing world: capability, learning, trust and morality
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Includes bibliographical references and index

Ch. 1. Organising and managing work: study and practice -- Ch. 2. Organisations and management: the systems-control orthodoxy -- Ch. 3. Organising and managing: a process-relational perspective -- Ch. 4. People, identity and culture -- Ch. 5. Experience and work: orientation, emotion and managing to manage -- Ch. 6. Organising and strategy-making -- Ch. 7. Structure, culture and the struggle for management control -- Ch. 8. Choice and constraint in the shaping of structure and culture -- Ch. 9. Shaping tasks and winning cooperation -- Ch. 10. Power, decision-making and organisational mischief -- Ch. 11. Organising, managing and human resourcing -- Ch. 12. Managing in a changing world: capability, learning, trust and morality