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Organizational behaviour / Daniel King, Scott Lawley.

By: King, Daniel [author.].
Contributor(s): Lawley, Scott [author.].
Publisher: New York, NY ; Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2022Edition: Fourth edition.Description: xxiii, 805 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 27 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780192893475.Subject(s): Organizational behaviorDDC classification: 658 K58
Contents:
1: Introducing organizational behaviour Part 1: The Rational Organization2: Organizational structure, design, and bureaucracy3: Rational work design4: Developments in rational organization Part 2: The Social Organization5: Discovering the social organization6: Managing groups and teams7: Organizational culture Part 3: Managing the Individual8: Personality and individual differences9: Motivation and the meaning of work10: Knowledge and learning11: Perception and communication Part 4: Managing the Organization12: Changing the organization13: Equality, diversity, and inclusion14: Leadership15: Power and politics Part 5: The Organization and its Environment16: Work, emotion, and aesthetics17: Globalization18: Corporate social responsibility, sustainability, and business ethics19: Conclusion
Summary: "This extensively-revised fourth edition includes a new chapter dedicated to equality, diversity, and inclusion. New topics includes the latest advances in technology and the impact that global issues (such as the Covid-19 pandemic and the climate crisis) have had on the way we work. Over half of the real-life case studies are new, and nine additional practitioners offer invaluable insights into their professional worlds via video interviews. Look no further for an engaging, comprehensive, and practical guide to organizational behaviour."--
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GC GCG 658 K58 2022 (Browse shelf) c.2 Available HNU003975
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Previous edition: 2019

Includes index.

1: Introducing organizational behaviour Part 1: The Rational Organization2: Organizational structure, design, and bureaucracy3: Rational work design4: Developments in rational organization Part 2: The Social Organization5: Discovering the social organization6: Managing groups and teams7: Organizational culture Part 3: Managing the Individual8: Personality and individual differences9: Motivation and the meaning of work10: Knowledge and learning11: Perception and communication Part 4: Managing the Organization12: Changing the organization13: Equality, diversity, and inclusion14: Leadership15: Power and politics Part 5: The Organization and its Environment16: Work, emotion, and aesthetics17: Globalization18: Corporate social responsibility, sustainability, and business ethics19: Conclusion

"This extensively-revised fourth edition includes a new chapter dedicated to equality, diversity, and inclusion. New topics includes the latest advances in technology and the impact that global issues (such as the Covid-19 pandemic and the climate crisis) have had on the way we work. Over half of the real-life case studies are new, and nine additional practitioners offer invaluable insights into their professional worlds via video interviews. Look no further for an engaging, comprehensive, and practical guide to organizational behaviour."--

College of Arts and Sciences Graduate Studies Doctor of Philosophy major in Educational Management*

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