The Origins of Organizational Research (Case Study) Coursework

The Origins of Organizational Research (Case Study) - Coursework sampleWhile Rousseau (1997) covers the same ground, particular attention in this case would be paid to the Barley and Kunda article which provides a thorough and scholarly review of the management literature dating back to the industrial revolution. The climb used in this research article is mainly theoretical in nature as it seeks to break apart the development of different models and theories that seek to explore how research in management has been developed over a period of time dating back to the industrial revolution. Various theories were formulated by other scholars thus this subject would not be new in the field of research which makes it imperative to comment on the existing theories and attempt to identify any research gap in the literature available if thither would be need for the formulation of any other theoretical framework that may significant in conducting future researches.This case quotes the con tribution of (Chandler, 1977), which posits that modern American industrial history is marked not altogether by the rise of large corporations and the professionalization of management but by the formulation of theories that minister to unmatchable of managements central problems the control of complex organisations. Whilst this is not a direct quotation, the researchers acknowledge that the industrial history is a complex issue and some scholars have previously attempted to look at the same topic. An verifying quote is significant in that it generalises the theories or any other information that exists on the topic under review. A close analysis of the Barley and Kunda article and the Campion article show that the use of references has been far-flung and extensive throughout.This is a review article and Campion posits that review articles should be more comprehensive in the references included. It can also be noted that multiple referencing is a common feature of the review art icle. In attempting to emphasise a point, in some instances, the authors used