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Ideas as Art

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March James G

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ArticleLanguage: ENG Series: ; 84Publication details: Oct 2006 0Edition: 10Description: 83-89 PpSubject(s):

Ideas

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Summary: This article reports on James G. March, a professor emeritus in management, sociology, political science, and education at Stanford University. In a survey by consultants Laurence Prusak and Thomas H. Davenport, March was the second-most mentioned name when management writers were asked to identify their own gurus. In his teaching career, March has taught courses on subjects as diverse as organizational psychology, behavioral economics, leadership, rules for killing people, friendship,decision making, models in social science, revolutions, computer simulation, and statistics.

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This article reports on James G. March, a professor emeritus in management, sociology, political science, and education at Stanford University. In a survey by consultants Laurence Prusak and Thomas H. Davenport, March was the second-most mentioned name when management writers were asked to identify their own gurus. In his teaching career, March has taught courses on subjects as diverse as organizational psychology, behavioral economics, leadership, rules for killing people, friendship,decision making, models in social science, revolutions, computer simulation, and statistics.

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