Railway Management and Organisational Structure: Its Impact on and Diffusion into the Overall Economy, 1840-1945
Kunz, Andreas, The Journal of Transport History
Railway management and organisational structure: its impact on and diffusion into the overall economy, 1840-1945
International seminar at Montecatini Terme, Italy, 5-8 April 1997
How were management structures developed in the railway industry and how were they diffused in other areas of business? Nearly thirty specialists from nine countries and three continents active in the fields of railway, transport and economic history gathered in Montecatini Terme to pursue discussions and debates on this central question, which was formulated by John Armstrong (London), one of the organisers of the seminar, in his introductory remarks. The international perspective for a …
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Article title: Railway Management and Organisational Structure: Its Impact on and Diffusion into the Overall Economy, 1840-1945.
Contributors: Kunz, Andreas - Author.
Journal title: The Journal of Transport History.
Volume: 19.
Issue: 1
Publication date: March 1998.
Page number: 72+.
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