Contemporary Western Management Dictionary

Author: Lü Zheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This book is a compact reference tool designed for students, teachers, researchers, and practitioners in management and related fields. The entries are primarily selected from domestic and international management literature, with a focus on novelty rather than comprehensiveness. The definitions are written by professional researchers, aiming for simplicity, accuracy, and clarity. During the writing process, extensive references were consulted, particularly translated works from foreign languages. Each entry includes a corresponding bibliography of major references, both to show respect and heartfelt gratitude to the authors and translators of these references and to facilitate further learning for readers. The dictionary contains a total of 355 entries, all arranged in Pinyin order. Characters with the same sound but different tones are ordered by tone. Entries are categorized by single characters, and multi-character entries with the same first character are arranged by the Pinyin of the second character, and so on. Each entry is followed by major references, and an "English Index of Entries" and a "Thematic Index of Entries" are provided at the end of the book for readers' convenience.