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The Emperor's Nightingale: Restoring The Integrity Of The Corporation In The Age Of Shareholder Activism
Addison-Wesley Longman (1998)
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In this compelling vision of the corporation of the future, Robert A.G. Monks weaves together parables, case studies, and the new science of complexity to reveal the true character of the corporation as it struggles to reconcile the opposing forces of certainty and uncertainty, the predictable and the serendipitous, the mechanical and the human.Other Versions
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