Durable Goods: A Covenantal Ethic for Management and EmployeesExamines the strategies and tactics which management and employees have used to control each other. The text explores the historical roots and complexities of the management-employee relationship in the US, taking into account the initiatives and responses of both sides during the past 200 years. |
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Christian Business Ethics and the Corporation as | 21 |
Durable Interdependence as the Occasion | 33 |
A Trajectory of CovenantBuilding in the Bible | 43 |
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Durable Goods: A Covenantal Ethic for Management and Employees Stewart W. Herman Visualització de fragments - 1997 |
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