Table of contents for The human side of enterprise / by Douglas McGregor, updated and with new commentary by Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld.

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Table of Contents:
Editor¿s Note and Acknowledgements
Foreword to the Annotated Edition by Edgar Schein 
Foreword to the 25th Anniversary Printing by Warren Bennis, 1985
Preface by Douglas McGregor, 1960
Introduction to the Annotated Edition, by Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld
Part One: The Theoretical Assumptions of Management
1.	Management and Scientific Knowledge
2.	Methods of Influence and Control
3.	Theory X: The Traditional View of Direction and Control
4.	Theory Y: The Integration of Individual and Organizational Goals
Part Two: Theory Y in Practice
5.	Management by Integration and Self-Control
6.	A Critique of Performance Appraisal
7.	Administering Salaries and Promotions
8.	The Scanlon Plan
9.	Participation in Perspective
10.	The Managerial Climate
11.	Staff-Line Relationships
12.	Improving Staff-Line Collaboration
Part Three: The Development of Managerial Talent
13.	An Analysis of Leadership
14.	Management Development Programs
15.	Acquiring Managerial Skills in the Classroom
16.	The Managerial Team
Conclusion
Afterword to the Annotated Edition by Warren Bennis
Appendix A Archived Material
¿On Leadership¿ by Douglas McGregor, in Antioch Notes, Vol 31, No. 9, May 1, 1954
"The Human Side of Enterprise". In Adventure in Thought and Action, Proceedings of the Fifth Anniversary Convocation of the M.I.T. School of Industrial Management, June 1957, pp. 23-30; also (in condensed form) in The Management Review, 1957, 46, No. 11, 22-28. NEED COPY
¿Storm over Management Doctrines,¿ Business Week, January 6, 1962, 72-74. 
MIT Faculty Resolution, 1964
 ¿Beyond McGregor¿s Theory Y: Human Capital and Knowledge-Based Work in the 21st Century Organization,¿ by Thomas Kochan, Wanda Orlikowski, and Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld, in Management: Inventing and Delivering its Future, Thomas Kochan and Richard Schmalensee, eds. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2003.
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Personnel management.