History, a Useful “Science” for Management? A Response

Andrew Popp

Enterprise & Society, 2009, vol. 10, issue 4, 831-836

Abstract: In response to Eric Godelier's call for a partnership between business history and the management sciences I argue for a vision of business history as history. Whilst acknowledging the institutional and intellectual pressures to which the discipline is subject I argue such a turn is important for the continued health of the field. Such a turn will, however, also require engaging with fundamental questions of epsitemology.

Date: 2009
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