What We Don’t Know About Management History: Some Categories of Research and Methods to Uncover Management History Mysteries

Regina A. Greenwood; Charles D. Wrege; Sakai Hata

What We Don’t Know About Management History: Some Categories of Research and Methods to Uncover Management History Mysteries

Regina A. Greenwood
, Charles D. Wrege
, Sakai Hata

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Abstract

Management history contains many unsolved mysteries. In this paper four categories of mysteries are discussed, along with methodologies that have proved useful in solving such mysteries. Examples of the successful use of the outlined methodologies are also presented with illustrations of the results achieved.

Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Management History
Volume	5
State	Published - Jan 1 1999

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