Management & organisational behaviour / Laurie J. Mullins with Gill Christy.
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TextPublication details: Harlow : Pearson, 2013.Edition: 10th edDescription: 814 p. : ill. col. ; 27 cmISBN: - 9780273792642
- Management and organisational behaviour
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Pt. 1. The organizational setting --
Ch. 1. The nature of organisational behavior --
Ch. 2. Approaches to organisation and management --
Ch. 3. The nature and context of organisations --
Pt. 2. The individual --
Ch. 4. Individual differences and diversity --
Ch. 5. The nature of learning --
Ch. 6. Perception and communication --
Ch. 7. Work motivation and job satisfaction --
Pt. 3. Groups, teams and leadership --
Ch. 8. The nature of work groups and teams --
Ch. 9. Working in groups and teams --
Ch. 10. The nature of leadership --
Pt. 4. The process of management --
Ch. 11. The nature of management --
Ch. 12. Managerial behaviour and effectiveness --
Pt. 5. Structures of organisation --
Ch. 13. Organisation strategy and structure --
Ch. 14. Patterns of structure and work organization --
Ch. 15. Technology and organisations --
Ch. 16. Organisational control and power --
Pt. 6. Organisation management --
Ch. 17. Corporate responsibility and ethics --
Ch. 18. Organisation culture and change --
Ch. 19. Organisational performance and development.
It relates organisational behaviour to management in the broader social and cultural contexts, considering how organisational performance can be improved through effective management of people.
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