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The influence of Peter F. Drucker is hard to overestimate; postwar America, indeed the postwar world, might have looked dramatically different but for the contributions of this premier theorist of business management.(Obituary)(Brief article)
The influence of Peter F. Drucker is hard to overestimate; postwar America, indeed the postwar world, might have looked dramatically different but for the contributions of this premier theorist of business management. His first book, The End of Economic Man: The Origins of Totalitarianism (1939) received a positive review from no less a figure than Winston Churchill; and his reputation would only continue to grow. The Wall Street Journal, for which he frequently wrote about management, ...
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