Against Amnesia

Chanlat, Jean-François

Against Amnesia

Jean-François Chanlat

Abstract: This important and unique book provides an overview of the French-speaking tradition in administrative sciences. Exploring the evolution of the field, Jean-François Chanlat highlights the originality, influence and challenges that have emerged in the context of globalisation and the Anthropocene.

Keywords: French Speaking Literature; Administrative Sciences; History Of Management Thinking; Contemporary Challenges; Management Education; European Management Perspective (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781049400242
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to Against Amnesia: Jean-François Chanlat
The forerunners: Saint-Simon, Comte, Fourier, Proudhon, Courcelle-Seneuil and Frédéric Le Play: Jean-François Chanlat
The classics (1900–1945): Jean-François Chanlat
The Marshall Plan, the French productivity missions and the discovery of American-style management: Jean-François Chanlat
The emergence of contemporary French language research in the fields of work, organisation and business studies (1950–1980): Jean-François Chanlat
The institutionalisation of administrative sciences in the French-speaking world: Jean-François Chanlat
The originality of the French-speaking field: Jean-François Chanlat
Contemporary challenges in French-language administrative sciences: Jean-François Chanlat
Conclusion to Against Amnesia: Jean-François Chanlat

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