The Social Psychology of OrganizationsWiley, 1966 - 498 Study of the psychological aspects of problems of social structure in business organization - covers the social psychology of institutions and sociological aspects of management, and includes chapters on the concept of organisational efficiency, communication, decision making, leadership, etc. Bibliography pp. 473 to 485. |
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Organizations and the System Concept | 14 |
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