Journal of Management History: Volume 30 Issue 1

Editorial

Jeff Muldoon

A two-decade history of women’s entrepreneurship research trajectories in developing economies context: perspectives from India

Léo-Paul Dana, Meghna Chhabra, Monika Agarwal

This paper seeks to add a historical perspective to the contemporary debate concerning women’s entrepreneurship in India. This study aims to explore the quantitative and…

America’s greatest entrepreneurs and businesspeople: the third decennial survey of business historians

Blaine McCormick, Jonathan Bean

The purpose of this paper is to continue and extend the ongoing conversation about greatness in American business.

Business process reengineering leadership: princes of Machiavelli

Dan Mertens, Salvador G. Villegas, Marlon G. Ware, Edward F. Vengrouskie, Robert Lloyd

The purpose of this paper is to establish a supported and validated reference point for Machiavellianism as an antecedent to the contemporary management philosophy of business…

How bad do you want it? A bibliometric review of individual competitiveness

Tyler N.A. Fezzey, R. Gabrielle Swab

Competitiveness is an individual difference variable that incorporates factors generally associated with the desire to excel in comparison to others and the enjoyment of…

“And yet it moves!” An institutional analysis of the Immobili’s motion towards hybridity

Maria Cleofe Giorgino

This paper aims to inform the discussion on why and how non-profit organizations can experience a hybridization process to address the criticism that would assume hybridity as an…

Tata group and business response to disability (1951 to 1992) medical interventions, rehabilitation, and livelihood

Sanjukta Choudhury Kaul, Nandini Ghosh

This paper aims to trace Tata Group’s role in responding to disability in the decades immediately following India’s independence until the preliberalization period of the Indian…