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9780333968079

Introduction to Management, Third Edition

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    9780333968079

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    0333968077

  • Edition: 3rd
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  • Copyright: 2002-09-06
  • Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
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Summary

This fully updated edition of Richard Pettinger's popular text is ideal for students studying management for the first time, whether at undergraduate or postgraduate level. Covering all the functional areas of the field, Introduction to Management provides a robust framework to help students understand the inter-relatedness of the different aspects of management and how they fit together in an organisation. This edition is updated to cover new developments in the field and includes new chapters on innovation, enterprise, risk management, ethics and responsibility.

Author Biography

Richard Pettinger is a lecturer in management at University College London, UK

Table of Contents

List of figures
xiii
List of tables
xv
List of example boxes
xvi
Acknowledgements xxi
Preface xxii
Part I The foundations of management 1(132)
Introduction
3(27)
Chapter outline
3(1)
Chapter objectives
3(1)
Introduction
4(1)
The professionalisation of management
4(3)
Management research and literature
7(1)
Historical background
8(2)
Marxism
10(1)
Bureaucracy and the permanence of organisations
10(1)
The origins of welfarism
11(1)
Henri Fayol
12(1)
Scientific management
13(1)
The human relations school
14(1)
Winning friends and influencing people
15(1)
The 'affluent worker' studies
16(1)
The Peter Principle
17(1)
Business policy and strategy
18(2)
Organisations, management and technology
20(1)
Socio-technical approaches: mechanistic and organic management systems
20(2)
Excellence
22(4)
Conclusions
26(1)
Chapter summary
27(1)
Chapter case study
28(2)
Managing in a changing environment
30(22)
Chapter outline
30(1)
Chapter objectives
30(1)
Introduction
31(1)
Barriers to effective change
32(3)
Changing cultures and structures
35(3)
Change catalyst and change agent
38(1)
Changing attitudes and approaches to quality, value and expectations
39(1)
Lessons from Japan
40(6)
Current managerial issues
46(3)
Conclusions
49(1)
Chapter summary
49(1)
Chapter case study
50(2)
Measuring business and managerial performance
52(28)
Chapter outline
52(1)
Chapter objectives
52(1)
Introduction
52(1)
Prerequisites for successful and effective performance
53(1)
Components of successful performance
54(3)
Information and planning
57(2)
Responsibilities
59(3)
Aims and objectives
62(1)
Qualitative measures of performance
63(7)
How performance is measured
70(1)
Points of inquiry
71(5)
Conclusions
76(1)
Chapter summary
76(1)
Chapter case study
77(3)
Ethics
80(25)
Chapter outline
80(1)
Chapter objectives
80(1)
Introduction
80(4)
Survival
84(1)
Relationships with employees
84(2)
Responsibilities and obligations to staff
86(3)
Relationships with suppliers
89(1)
Relationships with customers
90(1)
Relationships with communities
91(9)
Conclusions
100(2)
Chapter summary
102(1)
Chapter case study
103(2)
The organisation and its environment
105(28)
Chapter outline
105(1)
Chapter objectives
105(1)
Introduction
105(1)
Organisational considerations
106(5)
Management style
111(1)
Decision making
112(1)
Decision making, organisations and their environment
113(8)
Systems
121(5)
Conclusions
126(3)
Chapter summary
129(1)
Chapter case study
130(3)
Part II Strategy, policy, direction and activities 133(166)
Strategy, policy and direction
135(30)
Chapter outline
135(1)
Chapter objectives
135(1)
Introduction
135(1)
The development of strategy, policy and direction
136(4)
Core and peripheral activities
140(2)
Risk
142(3)
Strategic approaches
145(1)
Outcomes
146(5)
Measurement and evaluation
151(1)
Implementation of strategy
152(2)
Strategic analyses
154(7)
Conclusions
161(1)
Chapter summary
162(1)
Chapter case study
163(2)
Marketing
165(29)
Chapter outline
165(1)
Chapter objectives
165(1)
Introduction
165(1)
The marketing process
166(1)
Marketing strategies
167(4)
Segmentation
171(2)
Competition, rivalry and the competitive environment
173(4)
Marketing mixes
177(10)
Marketing research and development
187(1)
Public relations
188(1)
Conclusions
189(1)
Chapter summary
190(2)
Chapter case study
192(2)
Managing operations and projects
194(24)
Chapter outline
194(1)
Chapter objectives
194(1)
Introduction
194(1)
Location
195(1)
Health and safety
195(3)
Quality of working environment
198(1)
Scales of production and output
199(4)
Managing the supply side
203(3)
Maintenance management
206(1)
Coordination and control
207(6)
Conclusions
213(1)
Chapter summary
213(3)
Chapter case study
216(2)
Financial management
218(30)
Chapter outline
218(1)
Chapter objectives
218(1)
Introduction
218(1)
The context of financial management
219(2)
Assets and liabilities
221(10)
Profit and loss Account and Balance Sheet
231(2)
Costs
233(4)
Ratio analysis
237(3)
Internal markets
240(1)
Budgets
241(2)
Conclusions
243(1)
Chapter summary
244(1)
Chapter case study
245(3)
Quantitative methods
248(28)
Chapter outline
248(1)
Chapter objectives
248(1)
Introduction
248(1)
Statistics
249(12)
Operational research
261(2)
Network analysis
263(1)
Proof and indication
263(2)
Management information systems
265(4)
Conclusions
269(3)
Chapter summary
272(1)
Chapter case study
273(3)
Innovation and enterprise
276(23)
Chapter outline
276(1)
Chapter objectives
276(1)
Introduction
276(1)
Dreams and imagination
277(5)
Research and development
282(1)
Market research and development
283(2)
New product and service development
285(3)
Innovation planning
288(5)
Conclusions
293(2)
Chapter summary
295(1)
Chapter case study
296(3)
Part III Management, organisational and human behaviour 299(140)
Culture
301(25)
Chapter outline
301(1)
Chapter objectives
301(1)
Introduction
301(1)
Pressures on organisation culture
302(6)
The cultural web
308(1)
Cultural influences
309(3)
Archetype cultures
312(4)
Other aspects of organisational culture
316(3)
Culture management and attention to culture
319(2)
Conclusions
321(1)
Chapter summary
322(2)
Chapter case study
324(2)
Perception, attitudes, values and beliefs
326(27)
Chapter outline
326(1)
Chapter objectives
326(1)
Introduction
326(1)
Perception
327(4)
Characteristics of perception
331(4)
Other influences on perception
335(4)
Attitudes and values
339(4)
Beliefs
343(4)
Socialisation
347(1)
Conclusions
348(1)
Chapter summary
349(1)
Chapter case study
350(3)
Communication
353(29)
Chapter outline
353(1)
Chapter objectives
353(1)
Introduction
353(1)
Communication structuring
354(3)
Communication policies and priorities
357(2)
Principles of effective communication
359(1)
Non-verbal communication
360(1)
Barriers and blockages
361(4)
Other factors
365(4)
Qrganisational toxicity
369(2)
Transactional analysis
371(3)
Assertiveness
374(1)
Negotiations
375(2)
Conclusions
377(2)
Chapter summary
379(1)
Chapter case study
380(2)
Organisation technology, structure and design
382(27)
Chapter outline
382(1)
Chapter objectives
382(1)
Introduction
382(1)
Technology
383(2)
Expertise
385(1)
Effects of technological advances
385(5)
Organisation design and structure
390(1)
Organisation structures
391(8)
Core and peripheral organisations
399(2)
Structures and expectations
401(3)
Conclusions
404(1)
Chapter summary
405(1)
Chapter case study
406(3)
Human resource management
409(30)
Chapter line
409(1)
Chapter objectives
409(1)
Introduction
409(1)
Equal opportunities
410(2)
Staff planning
412(1)
Fitting the work to people; fitting the people to work
413(2)
Pay and rewards
415(2)
Maintenance factors in human resource management
417(4)
Industrial relations
421(8)
Conclusions
429(2)
Chapter summary
431(1)
Chapter case study
432(7)
Part IV Management in action 439(174)
Management influence, power and authority
441(25)
Chapter outline
441(1)
Chapter objectives
441(1)
Introduction
441(1)
Sources of power
442(6)
Centres of power in organisations
448(1)
Power and influence relationships (realpolitik)
449(6)
Delegation
455(2)
Relationship structures and spheres of influence
457(3)
Conclusions
460(1)
Chapter summary
461(1)
Chapter case study
462(4)
Leadership and management
466(26)
Chapter outline
466(1)
Chapter objectives
466(1)
Introduction
466(1)
Definitions and priorities
467(1)
Leadership and management
468(1)
Traits and characteristics
468(3)
Leadership types
471(3)
Leadership styles
474(6)
Contingency approaches
480(1)
Best fit
481(2)
The complexities of leadership
483(3)
Measures of success and failure
486(2)
Conclusions
488(1)
Chapter summary
488(2)
Chapter case study
490(2)
Teams and groups
492(25)
Chapter outline
492(1)
Chapter objectives
492(1)
Introduction
492(2)
Purpose
494(1)
The creation of effective groups
495(2)
Issues facing work groups
497(2)
Group factors and characteristics
499(3)
The determinants of group effectiveness
502(1)
Group cohesion
503(1)
Sources of potential group stresses and strains
504(3)
Group development
507(4)
High performing teams and groups
511(1)
Conclusions
512(2)
Chapter summary
514(1)
Chapter case study
515(2)
Management and motivation
517(27)
Chapter outline
517(1)
Chapter objectives
517(1)
Introduction
517(1)
Definitions
518(1)
Key factors
518(3)
Major theories of motivation
521(13)
Motivation and rewards
534(2)
Conclusions
536(3)
Chapter summary
539(3)
Chapter case study
542(2)
The management of conflict
544(26)
Chapter outline
544(1)
Chapter objectives
544(1)
Introduction
544(1)
Levels of conflict
545(3)
Conflict as 'warfare'
548(3)
Sources of conflict in organisations
551(1)
Symptoms of conflict
551(3)
Causes of conflict
554(6)
Strategies for the management of conflict
560(4)
Conclusions
564(1)
Chapter summary
565(3)
Chapter case study
568(2)
Managerial performance
570(21)
Chapter outline
570(1)
Chapter objectives
570(1)
Introduction
570(1)
The department manager's role
571(1)
Attitudes and values
571(1)
Setting goals
572(2)
Managing by walking about
574(1)
Wait a minute
575(1)
Control
576(1)
Time
577(2)
Interpersonal Skills and assertiveness
579(4)
Continuous performance assessment
583(2)
Realpolitik
585(2)
Conclusions
587(1)
Chapter summary
587(2)
Chapter case study
589(2)
Managing for the present and future
591(22)
Chapter outline
591(1)
Chapter objectives
591(1)
Introduction
591(1)
Clarity of purpose and direction
592(1)
Core and peripheral business activities
592(1)
Dominant stakeholder drives
592(2)
Economic and social demands and pressures
594(3)
Investment
597(3)
Mergers and takeovers
600(1)
Customers and clients
601(2)
Staff management
603(2)
Structures and cultures
605(1)
Management and organisation development
606(4)
Conclusions
610(1)
Chapter summary
610(1)
Chapter case study
611(2)
Bibliography 613(5)
Index 618

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