Understand the history of management by studying management theories from the Industrial Revolution to today.
Understand the history of management by studying management theories from the Industrial Revolution to today.
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"In 2009, 28 world-renowned scientists gathered on a mission: to figure out how to save the planet—or, at least, how far we can push the planet before threatening our survival. The result was a list of nine critical environmental limits below which the Earth’s future would remain safe—by keeping atmospheric carbon low, for example. Exceeding those limits would risk irreversible global damage. But despite providing good science-based measures for monitoring the Earth’s health, these so-called Planetary Boundaries fail to address one very important question: What can you— as a citizen, CEO, city council, or national committee—do to help? That’s where a new approach called Planetary Accounting comes in. The problem with the Planetary Boundaries is that they can’t be directly translated to figures that make sense at smaller scales..."
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