Introduction to Organizational Behaviour

• Combines managerialist, interpretative and critical perspectives to give a thorough and balanced account of the subject
• Learning aids in each chapter include chapter summaries, discussion questions, reflection points, further reading suggestions, and case study exercises
• Two chapters at the end of the book are devoted to learning techniques for students
• lucid and lively writing style makes the book a pleasure to read

Readership: Undergraduate, postgraduate and post-experience students studying OB. This is a core first year course on undergraduate business and management degrees, and a popular module on MBA courses. It is also a popular modular option on a variety of degree courses including economics, mathematics, psychology, engineering and physics.

Helga Drummond, Chair of Decision Sciences, The University of Liverpool, The Liverpool Institute of Public Administration and Management

""Excellent - expresses comlex ideas in a simple way. Lots of good examples", Dr Elizabeth Wilson, University of M/C"

What is an Organization?
Scientific Management
Motivation and Leadership
Total Quality Management
Power in Organizations
Poitics and Political Behaviour in organizations
Decision Making in organizations
Workplace Stress
Organizational Culture
The Symbolic Life of Organizations
A Guide to Studying Organizational Behaviour
Writing and Researching Dissertations in Organizational Behaviour