Entrepreneurial Persistence Through the Bureaucratic Age

Autor:	Harold C. Livesay
Rok vydání:	1977
Předmět:	Persistence (psychology) History media_common.quotation_subject Agency (philosophy) Socialist mode of production Capitalism Management Political economy Business Management and Accounting (miscellaneous) Bureaucracy Sociology Business and International Management Mechanism (sociology) media_common
Zdroj:	Business History Review. 51:415-443
ISSN:	2044-768X 0007-6805
DOI:	10.2307/3112878
Popis:	Taking issue with such earlier theorists as Schumpeter, who believed that the rise of bureaucratic structures would stifle the innovative process that lies at the heart of capitalism and thus lead on to socialism, Professor Livesay discusses the careers of three innovative leaders who used the bureaucratic form of organization to keep innovation alive and to realize its implications. He argues that with shrewd leaders like Andrew Carnegie and Henry Ford II (and less well-known ones like Howard Stoddard) at the helm, bureaucratic organizations have been the mechanism of highly dynamic policies rather than the agency of socialistic stasis.
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