Beschreibung:
James G. March is Fred H. Merrill Professor of Management and Professor of Political Science and Sociology at Stanford University. He has inspired generations of students with his work in organizational theory. His previous publications include 'Decisions and Organizations' (Blackwell Publishing, 1989), 'Behavioral Theory of the Firm' (Blackwell Publishing, Second Edition, 1992) and 'The Pursuit of Organizational Intelligence' (Blackwell Publishing, 1998).
The allocation of attention; conflict in organizations; adaptive rules; decision making under authority.
For over 30 years, James March has made a sustained and innovative contribution to the field of organizational theory. In this series of lectures, previously unpublished in English, March explores the problems of leadership. These problems, he proposes, are dealt with more effectively in works of great literature than in management textbooks. Reading 'War and Peace' or 'Don Quixote', according to March, allows us to develop a critical ability which complements the techniques we acquire elsewhere.