Search This Blog

Monday, June 11, 2001

The World According to Peter Drucker by Jack Beatty

The World According to Peter Drucker by Jack Beatty





About the Book:-
Hardcover, 204 pages 
Publisher: The Free Press,Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group, Jan 1998
ISBN-13: 9780684838014
ISBN: 068483801X


Firnando Chau Review


Table of Contents:-
Acknowledgments
Prologue
1. A Singular Education
2. "I Write"
3. In Search of the New Society
4. Inside GM
5. The Basic Disturbance of the Twentieth Century
6. Inventing Management
7. The Age of Discontinuity
8. Bring Your Own Machete
9. "God Does Not Need a Management Consultant"
Notes
Indexed List of Books by Peter Drucker
--


About the Boook


Peter Drucker is arguably the most influential architect of today's corporate society. Yet no concise overview of his life and work has ever appeared—until now. Creating a Drucker primer as much as a biography, Jack Beatty has distilled the essence of Drucker's beliefs and strategies into one engaging volume. Spanning Drucker's childhood in Vienna during the first world war, through his first American teaching jobs when raging factions debated the best form of government (if any), to his immersion in modern management theory using General Motors as a model, and finally, to the era of downsizing facing his Fortune 500 clients, The World According to Peter Drucker also captures our own corporate evolution in this century.


About the Author


Jack Beatty is a Senior Editor at the Atlantic Monthly, where he has edited several of Peter Drucker's Articles, and the author of The Rascal King, a biography of the legendary Irish-American Politician James Michael Curley that John Kenneth Galbraith described as "truly brilliant"

No comments: