Article in the Washington Post exploring the impact of Peter F. Drucker's life, work, and philosophical contributions to various fields. The article notes how Drucker was responsible for turning the field of management into a science-based practice called "management by objective." It also explains how he has become a general business reference due to his wealth of knowledge and his foresight in identifying the emergence of Japan as a major player in world politics. Finally, the article proceeds to discuss the Drucker legacy.
Drucker, Peter F. (Peter Ferdinand), 1909-2005 Washington Post Company Skrzycki, Cindy, 1955- Dow Jones & Co Citicorp Wriston, Walter B Reich, Robert B John F. Kennedy School of Government Kanter, Rosabeth Moss Harvard Business School
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Article in the Washington Post exploring the impact of Peter F. Drucker's life, work, and philosophical contributions to various fields, May 7, 1989; Drucker Archives; Box 109, Folder 13; 3 pages
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