Mary P. Follett creating democracy, transforming management - Tonn, Joan C.; ebrary, Inc. (New Haven : Yale University Press, 2003)
A childhood that was rarely happy -- An eager, fearless mind -- What shall we do with our girls? -- Very unusual privileges -- The great milepost and turning point -- The Speaker of the House of Representatives -- To I.L.B. -- Self-realization and service -- Ward 17 -- Substitutes for the saloon, schools, and suffrage -- Private funds for public purposes -- My beloved centres -- The functions, financing, and control of community centers -- The war years -- The new state -- Not neighborhood groups but an integrative group process -- Too good a joke for the world -- Creative experience -- Professional transition, personal tragedy -- You have been extraordinarily helpful to executives -- I am almost at the same moment happy and unhappy -- Prepared to go or stay with equal graciousness.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 583-603) and index.
Electronic reproduction.
Keywords: Follett, Mary Parker, -- 1868-1933.; Women social reformers -- United States -- Biography; Social reformers -- United States -- Biography; Social structure; Democracy; Management; Psychology, Industrial; Electronic books