The age of unreason

In this eloquent and highly readable book, Charles Handy argues that today's organizations need more unreasonable men and women. In an era where change is constant, random, and - as Handy calls it - discontinuous, it is essential that we break out of traditioanl ways of thinking in order to use...

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Main Author: Handy, Charles B
Format: Book
Published: Boston, Mass. Harvard Business School Press 1989
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