Origins of the Corporate Executive

Cyril O'Donnell

Business History Review, 1952, vol. 26, issue 2, 55-72

Abstract: One of the recurring problems in the study of management theory concerns the authority relationships between stockholders, officers, and directors of corporations. The power centers in the corporate form of enterprise are quite different from those that obtain in an individual proprietorship and in a partnership. In addition, many differences between these types of legal organizations may be noted as one considers them from the point of view of the source of executive authority or from the viewpoint of statute law and its interpretations.

Date: 1952
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