Jack Beatty Livres

Anticipating the centenary of World War I, a brilliant new history of the year it began- 'a year forever memorable' (Woodrow Wilson)- that examines the war and its causes through new eyes.

The narrative delves into America's first Gilded Age, highlighting the disillusionment of post-war ideals of freedom and democracy. Jack Beatty examines the corrupt alliance between government and railroads, revealing how bribery and campaign contributions eroded political integrity. Through the lens of Rutherford B. Hayes's critique, the book portrays a shift from a government serving the populace to one dominated by corporate interests. This compelling history underscores the triumph of wealth over the common good, presenting a passionate and scandalous account of the era.

Focusing on the life and impact of Peter Drucker, this book provides a comprehensive overview of his beliefs and strategies that shaped modern corporate society. It traces his journey from a wartime childhood in Vienna to his influential roles in American academia and management theory, particularly through his work with General Motors. The narrative also addresses the challenges of corporate downsizing faced by Fortune 500 companies, reflecting on the evolution of the corporate landscape in the 21st century.

Mit Die Welt des Peter Drucker liegt endlich die erste Einführung in das geniale Werk dieses führenden Denkers des Managements vor. Das Buch ist die ideale Möglichkeit, sich mit den zentralen Ideen Druckers vertraut zu machen.