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The human firm : a socio-economic analysis of its behavior and potential in a new economic age

Author: John F Tomer
Publisher: London ; New York : Routledge, 1999.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: John F Tomer
ISBN: 0415199271 9780415199278
OCLC Number: 39615064
Description: xvii, 228 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents: Pt. 1. Embeddedness and organizational capital: applying two key concepts. The human firm in the socio-economy: embeddedness and socio-economic failure --
Organizational capability and joining-up: linking the individual to the organization and to society --
pt. 2. Competitiveness: rational decision making, flexibility and integration, and leadership. Rational organizational decision making in the human firm: a socio-economic model --
Strategy and structure in the human firm: beyond hierarchy, toward flexibility and integration --
Beyond the machine model of the firm: toward a holistic human model --
pt. 3. Responsibility in relationships with stakeholders: community, employees, customers and government. Social responsibility in the human firm: toward a new theory of the firm's external relationships --
The human firm in the natural environment: a socio-economic analysis of its behavior --
Beyond transaction markets, toward relationship marketing in the human firm: a socio-economic model --
A new rationale for industrial policy: developing the capabilities of the learning firm --
pt. 4. Conclusion. Summing up: firms, policies and economic systems in a new economic age.
Responsibility: John F. Tomer.
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