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This major new directory provides, for the first time, up-to-date information on the work of leading scholars in the field of management. It will be an indispensable guide for management academics, and an invaluable reference source for the business community and officials in government and higher education.Who's Who in the Management Sciences is a unique source of reference, including entries on approximately three hundred and forty leading scholars in the field specialising in areas such as accounting, finance, management economics, organizational behavior, marketing, human resource management, management information systems, operations management, business ethics, strategic management and international management.Each of the entries provides important bibliographical data, key fields of interest, a select bibliography of chief publications, and a statement by the entrant of their principal contribution to management science - offering a unique insight and self criticism of their work.Who's Who in the Management Sciences will be revised, updated and expanded on a regular basis and will rapidly become established as a leading authoritative reference work in the field.This major new directory is now available in a convenient and accessible CD-ROM format! Maintaining the same high production quality and academic integrity as our printed works, the CD-ROM offers flexibility and added value.* Includes detailed entries on over 300 leading scholars in management sciences, bringing a wealth of information direct to your desktop.* Encompasses a sophisticated search facility. Entries include principal field of interests, employment and education history, achievements, consultancy work; plus an original summary - in the individual's own words - of their contribution to the world of management sciences.* Offers direct links to related websites.* Includes a downloadable catalogue highlighting other Edward Elgar publications of interest.* Allows users to print details directly from the screen.* Provides an invaluable and user-friendly guide for management scientists, and an important reference source for the businesscommunity, officials in government and higher education.System requirementsWindowsIntel-compatible computer with 8MB of RAMWindows 95 or newer, Windows NT 4.0 or newerCD-ROM Drive Mac OS Mac OS-based computer8 MB Ram required for PowerPC processor-based systems and4 MB Ram required for 680x0-based systemswithout FileMaker web companion enabledMac OS version 7.1 or laterCD-ROM Drive |