Focusing on post-war France, West Germany and Italy, Djelic examines the influence of the American corporate model. She shows how the model fared in each country, meeting various degrees of success, resistance and adaptation.
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"investigates a very interesting research topic ... Another strength of the book ... is her recognition that there are national peculiarities. In addition, the book has a good structure and is well written."--Ragnhild Kvalshaugen, Organization Studies
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Marie-Laure Djelic is Associate Professor in the Department of Human Resources Management at ESSEC (Ecole Superieure des Sciences Economiques et Commerciales), France. Her main research areas are business history, cross-cultural management, and organization design and change.
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Fathers of the American Constitution and Thomas Jefferson in particular had identified freedom as a constitutive element of the future American social and economic space. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
deconcentration branch, anticartel act, national productivity agencies, anticartel legislation, modernizing network, decartelization program, geopolitical dependence, national investment plan, deconcentration program, foreign aid administration, modernizing technocrats, productivity missions, cartel issue, modernization commissions, counterpart device, labor advisers, antitrust tradition, social truce, counterpart funds, geopolitical confrontation, structural transfer, counterpart mechanism, voluntary imitation, interfirm agreements, productivity institutions Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
West German, Second World War, Western European, Jean Monnet, Ludwig Erhard, Sherman Act, High Commission, United States, Bundesarchiv Koblenz, Federal Republic of Germany, Supreme Court, Economics Division, American Marshall, First World War, Paul Hoffman, Secretary of State, Monnet Foundation, Minister of Economic Affairs, New Jersey, Cold War, New Deal, Prime Minister, American Congress, Antoine Pinay, Democrazia Cristiana New!
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Fathers of the American Constitution and Thomas Jefferson in particular had identified freedom as a constitutive element of the future American social and economic space. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
deconcentration branch, anticartel act, national productivity agencies, anticartel legislation, modernizing network, decartelization program, geopolitical dependence, national investment plan, deconcentration program, foreign aid administration, modernizing technocrats, productivity missions, cartel issue, modernization commissions, counterpart device, labor advisers, antitrust tradition, social truce, counterpart funds, geopolitical confrontation, structural transfer, counterpart mechanism, voluntary imitation, interfirm agreements, productivity institutions Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
West German, Second World War, Western European, Jean Monnet, Ludwig Erhard, Sherman Act, High Commission, United States, Bundesarchiv Koblenz, Federal Republic of Germany, Supreme Court, Economics Division, American Marshall, First World War, Paul Hoffman, Secretary of State, Monnet Foundation, Minister of Economic Affairs, New Jersey, Cold War, New Deal, Prime Minister, American Congress, Antoine Pinay, Democrazia Cristiana New!
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- Jean Monnet: The First Statesman of Interdependence by Francois Duchene on 5 pages
- West Germany (Countries of the World) by Barbara Einhorn on page 92, page 104, and page 105
- Power in Europe? by Josef Becker in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
- The Second World War (Events of Yesteryear) by Michel Pierre on page 42, and page 101
- Second World War (What Families Were Like) by Fiona Reynoldson on page 167, and page 183
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- Economic Management and French Business: From de Gaulle to Chirac by Mairi Maclean in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
- The Architecture of Markets: An Economic Sociology of Twenty-First-Century Capitalist Societies by Neil Fligstein in Back Matter
- Social Structure and Organizations Revisited (Research in the Sociology of Organizations) (Research in the Sociology of Organizations) by Michael Lounsbury on page 30
- Innovative Forms of Organizing: International Perspectives by Andrew M Pettigrew in Back Matter
- The Innovating Organization by Andrew M Pettigrew in Back Matter
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