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Harvard Business Review celebrates Drucker Centennial
Published on Tuesday, October 20, 2009
From
Harvard Business Review
November marks the 100th anniversary of Peter Drucker's birth. In more than 30 sharply written essays for
Harvard Business Review
and other publications, he delved into executives' basic challenges and opportunities. Assembled here are some of his classic contributions, as well as new perspectives on Drucker's influence.
Drucker Today
What Would Peter Say?
By Rosabeth Moss Kanter
While Peter Drucker was alive, he sounded early warnings about sky-high executive pay, an ossified auto industry, and emerging — market threats to U.S. economic dominance. It's not too late to benefit from his advice.
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Why Read Peter Drucker?
By Alan M. Kantrow
Peter Drucker's writings offer distilled, articulate analyses of modern business management. But, more important, they are a case study in how to think. Five leaders describe Drucker's influence on them in essays that accompany Kantrow's 1980 article.
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Drucker at 100: What Will You Do Differently on Monday?
By Ellen Peebles
Drucker's advocacy of concerns that rise above corporate interests still resonates — and appears to be embraced by the leaders who will be running business in a couple of decades.
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Peter Drucker's Prediction: The End of Line Managers as We Know Them
By Tammy Erickson
We're not quite there yet, but, as usual, Peter's clear vision paints a picture of a world that is looking increasingly likely.
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