Classics of Organization Theory

Introduction -- A Chronology Of Organization Theory -- I. Classical Organization Theory -- 1. Socrates Discovers Generic Management: Xenophon (1869) -- 2. Of The Division Of Labour: Adam Smith (1776) -- 3. On The Division Of Labour: Charles Babbage (1832) -- 4. Superintendent's Report: Daniel C. Mccallum (1856) -- 5. The Engineer As An Economist: Henry R. Towne (1886) -- 6. General Principles Of Management: Henri Fayol (1916) -- 7. The Principles Of Scientific Management: Frederick Winslow Taylor (1916) -- 8. Bureaucracy: Max Weber (1946) -- 9. Notes On The Theory Of Organization: Luther Gulick (1937) -- Ii. Neoclassical Organization Theory -- 10. The Proverbs Of Administration: Herbert A. Simon (1946) -- 11. Foundations Of The Theory Of Organization: Philip Selznick (1948) -- 12. Theories Of Bureaucracy: James G. March And Herbert A. Simon (1958) -- 13. A Behavioral Theory Of Organizational Objectives: Richard M. Cyert And James G. March (1959) -- Iii. The Organizational Behavior Perspective, Or Human Resource Theory -- 14. The Giving Of Orders: Mary Parker Follett (1926) -- 15. A Theory Of Human Motivation: A. H. Maslow (1943) -- 16. The Human Side Of Enterprise: Douglas Murray Mcgregor (1957) -- 17. That Urge To Achieve: David C. Mcclelland (1966) -- 18. Intervention Theory And Methods: Chris Argyris (1970) -- 19. Groupthink: The Desperate Drive For Consensus At Any Cost: Irving L. Janis (1971) -- Iv. Modern Structural Organization Theory -- 20. Mechanistic And Organic Systems: Tom Burns And G. M. Stalker (1961) -- 21. The Concept Of Formal Organization: Peter M. Blau And W. Richard Scott (1962) -- 22. Organizational Choice: Product Versus Function: Arthur H. Walker And Jay W. Lorsch (1968) -- 23. Organization-environment Interface: Paul R. Lawrence And Jay W. Lorsch (1969) -- 24. The Matrix Organization -- Who Needs It?: Stanley M. Davis And Paul R. Lawrence (1977) -- 25. Five Basic Parts Of The Organization: Henry Mintzberg (1979) -- 26. In Praise Of Hierarchy: Elliott Jaques (1990) -- V. Systems, Contingency, And Population Ecology Organization Theory -- 27. Organizations And The System Concept: Daniel Katz And Robert L. Kahn (1966) -- 28. Organizations In Action: James D. Thompson (1967) -- 29. General Systems Theory: Applications For Organization And Management: Fremont E. Kast And James E. Rosenzweig (1972) -- 30. Information Processing Model: Jay Galbraith (1973) -- 31. A Concept Of Organizational Ecology: Eric Trist (1977) -- 32. The Population Ecology Of Organizations: Michael T. Hannan And John Freeman (1977) -- Vi. Multiple Constituencies/market Organization Theory -- 33. Organizational Effectiveness: A Multiple-constituency Approach: Terry Connolly, Edward J. Conlon, And Stuart Jay Deutsch (1980) -- 34. Values In Organizational Theory And Management Education: Michael Keeley (1983) -- 35. External Influences On Managers: Ian Mitroff (1983) -- 36. Understanding The Employment Relation: Oliver E. Williamson (1975) -- Vii. Power And Politics Organization Theory -- 37. Understanding The Role Of Power In Decision Making: Jeffrey Pfeffer (1981) -- 38. Sources Of Power Of Lower Participants In Complex Organizations: David Mechanic (1962) -- 39. Leadership In An Organized Anarchy: Michael D. Cohen And James G. March (1974) -- 40. Power Failure In Management Circuits: Rosabeth Moss Kanter (1979) -- 41. Organization Development: A Political Perspective: Anthony T. Cobb And Newton Margulies (1981) -- 42. The Power Game And The Players: Henry Mintzberg (1983) -- Viii. Organizational Culture And Symbolic Management Organization Theory -- 43. Defining Organizational Culture: Edgar H. Schein (1985) -- 44. The Making Of An Organizational Saga: Burton R. Clark (1970) -- 45. Organizations As Culture-bearing Milieux: Meryl Reis Louis (1983) -- 46. Organizations As Shared Meanings: Linda Smircich (1983) -- 47. Cultural And Competing Perspectives In Administrative Theory And Practice: Thomas J. Sergiovanni (1984). [edited By] Jay M. Shafritz, J. Steven Ott. Includes Bibliographical References.