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Organization theory:

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Noida: Pearson, 1990Edition: 3rd edDescription: xix, 380pISBN:
  • 9788131717301
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 302.35 ROB
Summary: Organization Theory: Framework, Architecture, and Uses The third edition of Stephen P. Robbins' best-selling American book Organization Theory: Structure, Design, and Applications has been adapted into a book for the South Asian market. The book concentrates on the fundamental ideas of organization theory that every student should understand in order to have a solid background in the management sciences. This third version has been reworked while maintaining Robbins' unmatched presenting style and management-focused material, which helps readers comprehend how structure and design concepts are used in businesses functioning all over the world.
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Organization Theory: Framework, Architecture, and Uses The third edition of Stephen P. Robbins' best-selling American book Organization Theory: Structure, Design, and Applications has been adapted into a book for the South Asian market. The book concentrates on the fundamental ideas of organization theory that every student should understand in order to have a solid background in the management sciences. This third version has been reworked while maintaining Robbins' unmatched presenting style and management-focused material, which helps readers comprehend how structure and design concepts are used in businesses functioning all over the world.

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