Elton Mayo: The Humanist Temper

by Richard C. S. Trahair, Abraham Zaleznik

Overview

The definitive biography of the life and work of Elton Mayo (1880-1949) is the first full, accurate account of the activities and intimate life of one of Australia and America's pioneering social scientists. Mayo, who established the scientifi c study of organizational behavior, was highly infl uential in American social science and business management theory, following his work at the Harvard Business School and the Western Electric Company.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781351298704
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	09/08/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	400
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

Richard C. S. Trahair, Abraham Zaleznik

Table of Contents

1: Mayo Family in Adelaide, 1880–1893; 2: Early Failures, 1893–1904; 3: Education and Career, 1905–1911; 4: Early Years in Queensland, 1911–1913; 5: Career, Family, and Friends, 1914–1919; 6: War, Politics, and the New Psychology, 1914–1919; 7: Professor, Clinician, and Lecturer, 1919–1921; 8: Crises and Career, 1919–1921; 9: To America, 1922–1923; 10: Industrial Studies in Philadelphia; 11: Philadelphia to Harvard; 12: Harvard 1926–1932: Early Research and Associates; 13: Harvard 1926–1932: Teaching, Clinical Work, Writing, and Travel; 14: Mayo at the Hawthorne Works: 1928–1931; 15: Collaboration at the Hawthorne Works: 1929–1932; 16: Hawthorne Reported and Early Criticism: 1932–1942; 17: Family and the Clinic: 1932–1942; 18: Collaboration: 1932–1942; 19: Personal and Political Problems: 1932–1942; 20: Last Years at Harvard: 1942–1947; 21: Retirement and Death in England: 1947–1949; 22: The Character and Contributions of Elton Mayo