Elton Mayo - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • The Social Problems of an Industrial Civilization by Elton Mayo
  • The Human Problems of an Industrial Civilization by Elton Mayo
  • Daniel Bell, "Adjusting Men to Machines: Social Scientists Explore the World of the Factory," Commentary 3 (1947): 79-88.
  • Kyle Bruce, "Henry S. Dennison, Elton Mayo, and Human Relations historiography" in: Management & Organizational History, 2006, 1: 177-199
  • Elton Mayo, Gael, The Mad Mosaic: A Life Story Quartet, London 1984
  • Richard C. S. Trahair, Elton Mayo: The Humanist Temper, Transaction Publishers, U.S. 2005 ISBN 1-4128-0524-4
  • James Hoopes, "The Therapist: Elton Mayo" in "False Prophets: The Gurus who created modern management...", 2003, pp. 129-159.
  • George Elton Mayo: Critical Evaluations in Business and Management, Ed. John Cunningham Wood, Michael C. Wood, 2004

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