Cases in Organisational Behaviour: Lecturer's Guide Book

This casebook begins with an introduction to organizational behaviour and provides guidance on the use and analysis of case material. Case studies, exploring individual, group and organizational influences on behaviour at work, are studied in context of their bearing on management decision-making. These studies encompass some cases which deal with European issues and as such provide the opportunity for cross-cultural analysis. The book contains 30 real-life case studies structured around the following topics: an approach to organization and management; the individual; the organizational context; the group and leadership; the organizational processes; the personnel function; organization and management development. Designed primarily for undergraduate students studying organizational behaviour on business studies, European business and related degree programmes, this text follows the format of, and can be used in conjunction with, "Management and Organisational Behaviour, 3rd ed" by Laurie Mills.Read More