Lessons from Al, Revisited

Mary A. Yeager

Business History Review, 2008, vol. 82, issue 2, 309-315

Abstract: Once upon a time, in the 1950s, Alfred Chandler was a student of history, doing what most young, untenured assistant professors of history do. He was applying for a grant. His aim was to conduct research on the 1927 reorganization of the Standard Oil Corporation of New Jersey for a chapter in a forthcoming book that was to become Strategy and Structure.

Date: 2008
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