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    Management and organisational behaviour / by Mullins Laurie J.

    Published 2010
    Table of Contents: “…Part 1: The organisational setting Part 2: The individual Part 3: Groups, teams and leadership Part 4: The nature of management Part 5: Structures of organisation Part 6: Organisation management…”
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    Managing organisations in Africa by Blunt Peter

    Published 1992
    Table of Contents: “…Leadership and Management Styles Part 3: Managing the Work Setting. 5. Organisations as Sociotechnical Systems - 6. Organisational Structure and Design - 7. …”
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    The process of management: major features of management performance by McAlpine, Thomas Somerville

    Published 1973
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    Preliminary examination paper 3 : business administration

    Published 1988
    Subjects: “…Organisation structure…”
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    Organisation behaviour and design by Cushway, Barry

    Published 1993
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    Essentials of organisational behaviour / by Mullins, Laurie J.

    Published 2008
    Table of Contents: “…People and organisations -- Individual differences and diversity -- The nature of learning -- Perception and communications -- Work motivation and job satisfaction -- Work groups and teams -- The nature of leadership -- The role and nature of management -- Organisational strategy, ethics and responsibilities -- Organisation structure and design -- Organisational control and power -- Organisation development, culture and change.…”
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    Social change and economic reform in Africa /

    Published 1993
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    The relationship between non-government organisations and local government authorities in Tanzania: A case study of Morogoro and Babati district councils by Mpamila Madale Martin

    Published 2026
    “…However, the NGOs normally are able to incorporate voluntarism in their organisational structure, and they have the advantage of relating to beneficiaries. …”
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    Management theory and practice by Cole G.A

    Published 2004
    Table of Contents: “…Organisation structures. 23. Delegation and empowerment. 24. …”
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    ACCA P5 - Advanced Performance Management : Study Text

    Published 2016
    Table of Contents: “…; 3 How to improve your chances of passing; 4 Brought forward knowledge; The exam paper; Part A: Strategic planning and control; 1 Introduction to strategic management accounting; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide; 1 Introduction to planning, control and decision making; 2 Management accounting information for strategic planning and control. 3 Corporate planning and corporate objectives4 Planning and control at strategic and operational levels; 5 Strategic management accounting in multinational companies; 6 Strategic planning vs short-term localised decisions; 7 SWOT analysis and performance management; 8 Benchmarking: benefits and difficulties; Chapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz; 2 Performance management and control of the organisation; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide; 1 Strengths and weaknesses of alternative budget models; 2 Budgeting in not-for-profit organisations. 3 Evaluating the organisation's move beyond budgetingChapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz; 3 Business structure, IT developments and other environmental and ethical issues; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide; 1 Business structure and information needs; 2 Business process re-engineering; 3 Business integration; 4 Teamwork and empowerment; 5 Information needs of manufacturing and service businesses; 6 Instant access to data; 7 Remote input of data; 8 Developing management accounting systems; 9 Stakeholders' goals and objectives; 10 Ethics and the organisation. 11 Stakeholders and business performanceChapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz; Part B: External influences on organisational performance; 4 Changing business environment and external factors; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide; 1 The changing business environment; 2 Risk and uncertainty; 3 Factors to consider when assessing performance; 4 Government regulation; Chapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz; Part C: Performance measurement systems and design; 5 Performance management information systems; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide. 1 Accounting information needs for planning, control and decision making2 Information requirements and management structure; 3 Objectives of management accounting and management accounting information; 4 Management accounting information within the management information system; 5 Lean management information systems; 6 Open and closed systems; 7 A contingent approach to management accounts; 8 Human behaviour and management accounting; 9 Information and responsibility accounting; Chapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz…”
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    ACCA P5 - Advanced Performance Management : Study Text

    Published 2011
    Table of Contents: “…; 3 How to improve your chances of passing; 4 Brought forward knowledge; The exam paper; Part A: Strategic planning and control; 1 Introduction to strategic management accounting; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide; 1 Introduction to planning, control and decision making; 2 Management accounting information for strategic planning and control. 3 Corporate planning and corporate objectives4 Planning and control at strategic and operational levels; 5 Strategic management accounting in multinational companies; 6 Strategic planning vs short-term localised decisions; 7 SWOT analysis and performance management; 8 Benchmarking: benefits and difficulties; Chapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz; 2 Performance management and control of the organisation; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide; 1 Strengths and weaknesses of alternative budget models; 2 Budgeting in not-for-profit organisations. 3 Evaluating the organisation's move beyond budgetingChapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz; 3 Business structure, IT developments and other environmental and ethical issues; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide; 1 Business structure and information needs; 2 Business process re-engineering; 3 Business integration; 4 Teamwork and empowerment; 5 Information needs of manufacturing and service businesses; 6 Instant access to data; 7 Remote input of data; 8 Developing management accounting systems; 9 Stakeholders' goals and objectives; 10 Ethics and the organisation. 11 Stakeholders and business performanceChapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz; Part B: External influences on organisational performance; 4 Changing business environment and external factors; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide; 1 The changing business environment; 2 Risk and uncertainty; 3 Factors to consider when assessing performance; 4 Government regulation; Chapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz; Part C: Performance measurement systems and design; 5 Performance management information systems; Introduction; Study guide; Exam guide. 1 Accounting information needs for planning, control and decision making2 Information requirements and management structure; 3 Objectives of management accounting and management accounting information; 4 Management accounting information within the management information system; 5 Lean management information systems; 6 Open and closed systems; 7 A contingent approach to management accounts; 8 Human behaviour and management accounting; 9 Information and responsibility accounting; Chapter Roundup; Quick Quiz; Answers to Quick Quiz…”
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    Project management / by Maylor, Harvey

    Published 2005
    Table of Contents: “…Deliver the project (do it!) 9. Project organisation : structures and teams 10. Management and leadership in project environments 11. …”
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    Women in the world's legal professions /

    Published 2003
    Table of Contents: “…Women in the Legal Profession: The Australian Profile; 1 STRUCTURE OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION IN AUSTRALIA; 2 NUMBER OF WOMEN LAWYERS/MALE LAWYERS; 3 SPECIALISATION OF WOMEN LAWYERS; 4 THE JUDICIARY; 5 CHANGES OVER TIME; 6 LEGAL HIERARCHY; 7 CAREER PATTERNS; 8 INCOME DIFFERENCES; 9 PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT; 10 FIRST WOMEN LAWYERS TO BE ADMITTED/APPOINTED TOTHE JUDICIARY; 11 WOMEN IN LEADING POSITIONS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANISATIONS. 12 WOMEN TEACHING LAW13 WOMEN IN LEGAL EDUCATION; 14 CONCLUSIONS; 15 REFERENCES; 7. …”
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    Labour law / by Collins, Hugh

    Published 2012
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