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Acknowledgments
Chronological Table of Reprinted articles and Chapters
Introduction
Annotated Bibliography

Volume I

Part I : Taylor : A Potted History
Chapter 1 : Frederick Winslow Taylor Revisited
Chapter 2 : Frederick W. Taylor : The Professional Management Pioneer
Chapter 3 : The Taylor Society
Chapter 4 : The Maligned F. W. Taylor : A Reply to His Many Critics
Chapter 5 : Cooke Creates a Classic : The Story Behind F. W. Taylor's Principles of Scientific Management
Chapter 6 : Morris Cooke, a Link Between Taylor and Public Administration
Chapter 7 : The Ideas of Frederick W. Taylor : An Evaluation
Chapter 8 : Disputing The Machines : Scientific Management and The Transformation of The Work Routine at The
Union Miniere du Haut-Katanga,1918-1930
Chapter 9 : E.W. Taylor's Lecture on Management, 4 June 1907 : An Introduction
Chapter 10 : Completing the Triangle : Taylorism and The Paradigms

Part II : Taylor's Influence
Chapter 11 : Veblen and The Engineers
Chapter 12 : Monopoly Capitalism and The Impact of Taylorism : Notes on Lenin, Gramsci, Braverman and Sohn-Rethel
Chapter 13 : "Islands of Conscious Power" : Louis D. Brandeis and The Modern Corporation
Chapter 14 : Luther Gulick on Frederick Taylor and Scientific Management
Chapter 15 : Taylorism, John R. Commons, and The Hoxie Report
Chapter 16 : Alfred Marshall and Scientific Management

Part III : Scientific Management and Management
Chapter 17 : The Principle of Planning and The Institution of Iaissez-Faire
Chapter 18 : Some Fundamental Contributions of Scientific Management : Developements in The Science of Administration
Chapter 19 : The Coming Rediscovery of Scientific Management : Frederick Winslow Taylor may Prove a More Useful
Prophet for Our Times than We Yet Recognize
Chapter 20 : Management and Theories of Organizations in The 1990s : Towards a Critical Radical Humanism?
Chapter 21 : Scientific Management : Technique or Cultural Ideology?
Chapter 22 : The Age of Eclecticism : Current Organizational Trends and The Evolution of Managerial Models
Chapter 23 : From Mechanical Engineering to Re-engineering : Would Taylor be Pleased With Modern Management?
Chapter 24 : Belated Recognition for Work Flow Entrepreneurs : A Case of Selective Perception and Amnesia in Management Thought

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Part IV : Scientific Management and Industry
Chapter 25 : Some Principles of Industrial Organization : The Case for and Against Scientific Management
Chapter 26 : How The Taylor System Works : II - The Program After The First Six Months
Chapter 27 : Scientific Management in Practice
Chapter 28 : Scientific Management in Practice : (I) The Boulton and Watt Foundry (1795)
Chapter 29 : Scientific Management in Practice : (II) Hans Renold, Ltd (1879-1913)
Chapter 30 : The Effort Bargain in Industrial Society
Chapter 31 : Productivity : Taylorism Revisited (Round Three)
Chapter 32 : Scientific Management, Systematic Management, and Labor, 1880-1915
Chapter 33 : Taylor's pig-tale : A Historical Analysis of Frederick W. Taylor's pig-iron Experiments
Chapter 34 : Origins of Midvale Steel (1866-1880) : Birthplace of Scientific Management
Chapter 35 : The Management Consultant and The Introduction of Scientific Management in Australian Industry
Chapter 36 : Scientific Management and The Workplace, 1920-1935
Chapter 37 : Physiological Science and Scientific Management in The Progressive Era : Frederic S. Lee and The Committee on Industrial Fatigue
Chapter 38 : Taylor to TQM : Part I : 100 years of Production Management
Chapter 39 : Taylor to TQM : Part II : A Century of Manufacturing Systems

Part V : Scientific Management and Business Operations
Chapter 40 : The Du Pont Experiments in Scientific Management : Efficiency and Safety, 1911-1919
Chapter 41 : The Early Application of Scientific Management by Cadbury
Chapter 42 : Cost Accounting During The Industrial Revolution : The Present State of Historical Knowledge
Chapter 43 : From Taylorism to Ms. Taylor : The Transformation of The Accounting Craft

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Part VI : Scientific Management and Education
Chapter 44 : Scientific Management and Teacher Education
Chapter 45 : The Scientific Movement : American Education and The Emergence of The Technological Society
Chapter 46 : Neo-Taylorism in Educational Administration?
Chapter 47 : From Managerialism to Communicative Competence : Control and Consensus in Educational Administration

Part VII : Scientific Management and Government
Chapter 48 : Scientific Management Theory as Political Ideology
Chapter 49 : Some Anomalies in The Deep History of U.S. Public Administration

Part VIII : Scientific Management and The Military
Chapter 50 : Scientific Management in the Army and Navy
Chapter 51 : The Pioneering Efforts of Major General William Crozier (1855-1942) in The Field of Management
Chapter 52 : Scientific Management and The American Planning Experience of WWI : The Case of The War Industries Board
Chapter 53 : The Mother of All Retreats : A Critical Analysis of General H. Norman Schwarzkopf : The Battlefield Strategy and Missed Opportunities in The Persian Gulf War

Part IX : Scientific Management and Society
Chapter 54 : Scientific Management
Chapter 55 : Scientific Management and Class Relations : A Dissenting View
Chapter 56 : An Early Account of Scientific Management as Applied to Women's Work with Comment by Frederick W.
Taylor
Chapter 57 : Gender and Scientific Management : Women and The History of The International Institute for Industrial
Relations, 1922-1946
Chapter 58 : Scientific Management and Social Respnsibility : Evidence from The Role of women in The New York
Bureau of Municipal Research

Part X : Scientific Management and Workers
Chapter 59 : Attitue of Labor Towards Scientific Management
Chapter 60 : The Response of Workers to Scientific Management
Chapter 61 : Scientific Management, Human Relations, and The Class Struggle : The Evolution of The Labor Process in The United States
Chapter 62 : Frederick Winslow Taylor and The Idea of Worker Participation : A Brief Against Easy Administrative Dichotomies
Chapter 63 : Taylorism and Hours of Work
Chapter 64 : Assaultive Violence in The U.S. Post Office
Chapter 65 : The Effect of Japanes Kaizen on Employee Motivation in U.S. Manufacturing

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Part XI : The Scientific Management in Other Disciplines
Chapter 66 : The Scientific Management of Leisure Time
Chapter 67 : Organizational Patterns in Academic Libraries, 1876-1976
Chapter 68 : Strengthening Health Information Services
Chapter 69 : Medical Men and Scientific Management : A Forgotten Chapter in Management History
Chapter 70 : The Scientific Management Theory and Its Application to Library Personnel Administration : A Critical Review
Chapter 71 : Who put The "Management" in Records Management?
Chapter 72 : Scientific Management's Lost Aesthetic : Architecture, Organization, and The Taylorized Beauty of The Mechanical

Part XII : Scientific Management Around The World

Section A : Scientific Management in Britain
Chapter 73 : The Acceptance of F.W. Taylor by British Industry (1895-1915)
Chapter 74 : The Role of The British Government in The Spread of Scientific Management and Fordism in The Interwar Years
Chapter 75 : Early Experiments in British Scientific Management : The Health of Munitions Workers, Committe,
1915-1920
Chapter 76 : Consultancies, Institutions and The Diffusion of Taylorism in Britain, Germany and France, 1920s to 1950s
Chapter 77 : The Reception of Scientific Management by British Engineers, 1890-1914
Chapter 78 : Worker Resistance and Taylorism in Britain

Section B : Scientific Management in Western Europe
Chapter 79 : Between Taylorism and Technocracy : European Ideologies and The Vision of Industrial Productivity in The 1920s
Chapter 80 : Taylorism and The Italian Unions
Chapter 81 : Scientific Management and Personnel Policy in The Modern German Enterprise 1918-1939 : The Case of Siemens
Chapter 82 : American Management Consulting Companies in Western Europe, 1920 to 1990 : Products, Reputation, and Relationships

Section C : Scientific Management in Eastern Europe
Chapter 83 : The Taylor System : Man's Enslavement by The Machine
Chapter 84 : Alexei Gastev and The Soviet Controversy Over Taylorism, 1918-24
Chapter 85 : The Role of Scientific Management in The Construction of an Advanced Socialist Society
Chapter 86 : Soviet Taylorism Revisited
Chapter 87 : Scientific Management and Stakhanovism in The Soviet Union : A Historical Perspective

Section D : Scientific Management in Asia
Chapter 88 : Early American Influence on Japanese Management Philosophy : The Scientific Management Movement in Japan
Chapter 89 : The Introduction of Scientific Management by The Mitsubishi Electric Engineering Co. and The Formation of an Organised Scientific Management Movement in Japan in The 1920s and 1930s
Chapter 90 : The Work Ethic, Luddites and Taylorism in Japanese Management Literature
Chapter 91 : North Korea : 'Scientific Management' to The Rescue?