American Corporate Economy: Critical Perspectives on Business and Management, Band 1 |
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Inhalt
General introduction | 1 |
Venture capital 245 | 17 |
PART 6 | 31 |
The depression begins | 47 |
Stages in corporate stability and the risks of corporate failure | 92 |
The coming struggle for safety | 103 |
The new conglomerates | 123 |
United States investment abroad | 133 |
Property in transition | 249 |
the sexual division of labor and | 251 |
The new concept of the corporation | 256 |
The apologetics of managerialism | 298 |
the promise of industrial jurisprudence | 311 |
The emergence of massproduction unionism 338 | 318 |
The modern industrial revolution exit and the failure | 336 |
Recent developments in US industrial relations | 365 |
Big firms small firms network firms | 150 |
Organizing production | 183 |
Is Silicon Valley an industrial district? | 185 |
The rise of a market for industrial securities 18871902 | 205 |
Scientific management in retrospect | 223 |
Index | 383 |
Corporate ownership | 392 |
The innovative enterprise and corporate governance | 398 |
VOLUME II | 410 |
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