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Comparative management

Anant R. Negandhi

1971

Work and pay in the United States and Japan

Michael Reich, Clair Brown, Lloyd Ulman et al.

1997

MANAGING ACROSS CULTURES: ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES; ED. BY MALCOLM WARNER

Malcolm Warner, Pat Joynt

2002

Historical perspectives in industrial and organizational psychology

Laura L. Koppes

2007

Top management control in Europe

Jacques Horovitz

1980

Management and ideology

Judith A. Merkle

1980

Alchemy of a leader

John E. Rehfeld

1994

Kaizen (Ky'zen), the key to Japan's competitive success

Masaaki Imai

1986

The witch doctors

John Micklethwait

1996

Culture and the Development of Management

John D. Theodore

2012

Riding the waves of culture

Alfons Trompenaars

1994

Building the Integrated Company

Malcolm A. M. Birkin

2000

Japanese and European management

Tetsuo Abo, Malcolm Trevor, Shibagaki, Kazuo

1989

Working together

George F. Simons

1989

Comparative management

Stephen Gatley

1996

Kaizen Strategies for Winning Through People

Sheila Cane

1995

Asian management systems

Chen, Min

1995

Comparative Management

Raghu Nath

1988

Managing today and tomorrow

Rosemary Stewart

1991

Managerial Cultures

David Hanson

2013

Productivity, Innovation, Management and Development

P. N. Rastogi

1988

Japanese-style management transferred

K. John Fukuda

1988

Work and Authority in Industry

Reinhard Bendix

1974

Masters of management

Adrian Wooldridge

2011

The Embedded Corporation

Sanford M. Jacoby

2005

Kaizen

Masaaki Imai

1986

Riding the Waves of Culture

Fons Trompenaars

1993

Beyond Theory Z

Martin Welge, Anant R. Negandhi

1984

Strategies for learning

Robert E. Cole

1989

The art of Japanese management

Richard Tanner Pascale, Anthony G. Athos, Richard T. Pascale

1981

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