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A critical introduction to organizational behaviour and work
This study book by Fiona M. Wilson offers a clear and accessible introduction to organizational behaviour and work, aimed at students and professionals. It covers both classic topics such as motivation and change, as well as critical themes such as power, control, and health in the workplace.
Overview
The book combines a clear three-part structure with practical examples, 'Stop and Think' exercises, and case studies that test contemporary organizational issues. In addition, it includes suggestions for films and literature to anchor the theory in recognizable situations within organizational behaviour and work.
The accessible writing style assumes no prior knowledge and provides a broad perspective on topics such as teamwork, organizational deviance, and wellbeing at work. This makes it suitable both as a reference work and as a learning tool within business and management studies.
Features
- Author: Fiona M. Wilson (Professor of Organizational Behaviour, University of Glasgow)
- Publisher: Oxford University Press
- Publication date: 8 March 2018
- Number of pages: 456
- ISBN: 9780198777137
- Theme: Organizational theory and behaviour
- BISAC: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Organizational Behavior
About the author
Fiona Wilson is a professor of Organizational Behaviour at the University of Glasgow. With extensive experience in research and teaching at well-regarded British universities, she specializes in organizational behaviour and work-related themes. She is a member of various academic associations in the fields of management and psychology.
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