The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management, 12 Volume Set

The second edition of this flagship business and management reference work is divided into 12 individual subject volumes and an index and includes a brand new volume on Entrepreneurship:

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• Comprises over 6500 specially commissioned and carefully edited entries
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• Written and edited by international teams of over 1500 of the world's best scholars and teachers
  
• Features extended bibliographies of relevant, wider, international literature and the foremost global scholarship in each field
  
• Flexible, multi-level use, maintained and further extended by sophisticated cross-referencing both among individual encyclopedia entries and between volumes and external sources
  
• Available online, for the first time, via the EBSCO database and linked to wider literature and to an associated Blackwell Library Online, consisting of a selection of Blackwell Handbooks and Journals in the field.

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The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management.

Second Edition.

Encyclopedia Editor in Chief: Cary L. Cooper.

Advisory Editors: Chris Argyris and William H. Starbuck.

Volume I: Accounting.

Edited by Colin Clubb.

Volume II: Business Ethics.

Edited by Patricia H. Werhane and R. Edward Freeman.

Volume III: Entrepreneurship.

Edited by Michael A. Hitt and R. Duane Ireland.

Volume IV: Finance.

Edited by Ian Garrett.

Volume V: Human Resource Management.

Edited by Susan Cartwright.

Volume VI: International Management.

Edited by Henry W. Lane, Martha Maznevski, Mark E. Mendenhall, Jeanne McNett and John J. O’Connell.

Volume VII: Management Information Systems.

Edited by Gordon B. Davis.

Volume VIII: Managerial Economics.

Edited by Robert E. McAuliffe.

Volume IX: Marketing.

Edited by Dale Littler.

Volume X: Operations Management.

Edited by Nigel Slack and Michael Lewis.

Volume XI: Organizational Behavior.

Edited by Nigel Nicholson.

Volume XII: Strategic Management.

Edited by John McGee.

Index

“One strand running through all the volumes of the Blackwell Encyclopedia is that, while the entries may develop and explain the theoretical concepts of the field, there is also an emphasis on their practical application. This makes this set a good place to start for an overview and quick understanding of a topic – not just for students and researchers but also for practitioners.” Reference Reviews, September 2005

"Blackwell's second edition of this work is every bit as impressive as the first. Bottom Line - Extensively revised, with 30 percent new material throughout, this comprehensive resource remains one of the most authoritative general business encyclopedias available. Highly recommended for academic and special library business collections." Library Journal, August 2005

“This is a critical resource for anyone who wants to explore questions on topics such as knowledge management, globalization, change management, business ethical issues, total quality management, or benchmarking and manufacturing strategies. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Academic libraries supporting business/management programs at all academic levels and libraries building a business collection.” Choice,

Editor in Chief:
Cary Cooper is based at Lancaster University as Professor of Organizational Psychology. He is the author of over 80 books, is past editor of the Journal of Organizational Behavior and Founding President of the British Academy of Management.

Advisory Editors:
Chris Argyris is James Bryant Conant Professor of Education and Organizational Behavior at Harvard Business School.

William Haynes Starbuck is Professor of Management and Organizational Behavior at the Stern School of Business, New York University.

Bringing together specially-commissioned and carefully edited entries from an international team of the world's best scholars and teachers, the work is divided into 12 individual subject volumes and an index. All of the volumes provide clear, concise, expert definitions and explanations of the key concepts in each area. With entries ranging from extended explorations of major topics, to short definitions of key terms, each dictionary volume has been carefully designed to give both the expert and the newcomer a multi-level guide and reference source to the subject.

This will be the standard reference for students, researchers, academics and practitioners in the field of business and management.