D: Chapter 2 Historical Foundation of Management.

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D: Chapter 2 Historical Foundation of Management

Chapter Outline Introduction Classical perspective Humanistic perspective Management science perspective Recent trends

Classical Perspective Scientific management Frederick Taylor (Exhibit 2.2) Bureaucratic organization Max Weber (Exhibit 2.3) Administrative principles Henri Fayol

Humanistic Perspective The human relations movement Howthorne studies The human resources perspective Abraham Maslow Douglas McGregor The Behavioral science approach

Recent Trends Contingency view Systems theory Open system, entropy, synergy Total quality management The learning organization Managing the tech-driven workplace

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