The Economist: The three habits... ... of highly irritating management gurus!
Daniel Little at Understanding Society: Robert Merton's Sociology of Science.
Ram Guha in The Hindustan Times: Telangana isn’t scary
Jonathan Rausch in NYTimes: You Be The Judge -- A review of Michael Sandel's Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do?
Clifton Leaf in Fortune: Law of Unintended Consequences:
Twenty-five years ago a law known as Bayh-Dole spawned the biotech industry. It made lots of university scientists fabulously rich. It was also supposed to usher in a new era of innovation. So why are medical miracles in such short supply?
Sunday, December 20, 2009
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This is regarding Economist article. A few days back I read an article on corporate clients of top atrologers. Compared to them management "gurus" are far better. At least they are logical in their approach. I think most of these criticisms are coming from academic economists. Economics itself is a sort of pseudo science, its predictions are often compared with astrology. Its funny to see these economists criticizing other professions.
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