Management Control Systems: Using Adaptive Systems to Attain Control
Author: Joseph A Maciariello
This text has been designed to present a comprehensive treatment of the theory and practice of management control and of the design of management control systems. The practice of management control and the design of management control systems draws upon a number of academic disciplines.
Table of Contents:
Preface | ||
Pt. I | Management Control Systems and Managerial Controls | |
1 | Introduction to Management Control Systems | 1 |
2 | Designing the Control Process and Managerial Controls | 38 |
3 | Key Success Variables and Performance Measures | 77 |
Pt. II | Mutually Supportive Systems Model (MSSM) for the Design of Control Systems | |
4 | Style and Culture and the Design of Control Systems | 118 |
5 | Infrastructure I: Organizing for Adaptive Control | 144 |
6 | Infrastructure II: Autonomy, Responsibility Centers, and Performance Measurement | 185 |
7 | Reward Systems | 237 |
8 | Communications and Integration | 271 |
9 | Strategic Planning and Programming | 308 |
10 | Capital Budgeting Methods | 342 |
11 | Operational Planning | 383 |
12 | Managerial Costing I: Traditional Systems | 420 |
13 | Managerial Costing II: Activity-Based Costing | 453 |
14 | Continuous Improvement Methods | 489 |
Pt. III | Special Applications of Control Systems | |
15 | Control of Complex Programs I: Program Planning | 540 |
16 | Control of Complex Programs II: Financial Planning, Resource Scheduling, Budgeting, and Reporting | 557 |
17 | Control of Multinational Operations | 589 |
18 | Control of Nonprofit Institutions | 630 |
19 | Management Control of the Ethical Dimension of Organizations | 648 |
Index | 656 |
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Global Perspectives: A Handbook for Understanding Global Issues
Author: Ann Kelleher
This book provides a multidisciplinary vocabulary for explaining general issues and trends facing the contemporary world involving cultural diversity, economic development, the natural environment, and international peace and violence. It affords equal time to the analysis of global issues using alternative perspectives.
Eight major case studies–one for each of the central issues explored–encourage the application of concepts and perspectives presented in the narrative. These perspectives include Ethnicity and Global Diversity, Economic Development, Human Ecological Sustainability, World Ecology, and Peace and War.
For individuals interested in an introduction to world issues–as they relate to anthropology, sociology, history, and political science.
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