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BookOrb recommends The Prime Movers (2000), Postmodernism and management (2003), Postmodernism and Management, Volume 21 (2003), Illusion of Determinism (2017), and The Essence of Leadership (1991).

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A guide to effective study is by Edwin A. Locke.