Drucker Collection (Volume 2) Management of Organizations

Author: (USA) Peter Drucker
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This is a complex work, integrating Drucker's profound wisdom in management, sociology, political science, history, and psychology. It is a realistic work, offering a comprehensive, unique, and in-depth analysis of the emerging industrial society at the time. What's more important, it not only presents problems but also provides key points to their solutions. It is a prophetic work, as mentioned by the author in the preface and afterword, many of the significant trends and ideas revealed in this book became reality within a few years or a decade. It is a highly influential work, as the author pointed out, this book had an extremely significant impact in Japan. It is a work that still needs further exploration, a vast treasure trove of thought, after all, it embodies Drucker's multi-dimensional wisdom. Perhaps, a glimpse of its ideas could be the golden key to opening up a new line of thinking for us. This collection consists of three books: "Individual Management," "Organizational Management," and "Social Management," selected and compiled by Mr. Shigeo Ueda, who has long served as the Japanese translator of Drucker's works. The selected content is the essence of all of Drucker's works, especially the new works from the past decade. This collection covers comprehensive topics, systematically condensing Drucker's management philosophy. It is often said that "three leaves can reveal the autumn," and therefore it received Drucker's personal approval and praise. After its release in Japan, this collection immediately became one of the best-selling management books in the country at the time.