PINCHOT, Gifford <br/><br/>
The end of bureaucracy and the rise of the intelligent organization 

 - San Francisco :  Berrett-Koehler Publishers,  1993 
 - 399 p. 
<br/><br/> Part I: the end of bureaucracy  1 - Organizations that engage everyone's intelligence  2 - The rise and fall of bureaucracy  3 - Clues to bureaucracy's successor  4 - The seven essentials of organization intelligence  Part II: Creating freedom of choice in organizations  5 - Widespread truth and rights  6 - Freedom of enterprise inside organizations  7 - Rights and institutions for establishing an internal free market  8 - Corporate financial systems for free intraprise  9 - Outsourcing and insourcing  10 - Liberated teams  Part III: Ensuring responsibility for the whole  11 - Community in the workplace  12 - Equality and diversity  13 - Voluntary learning networks  14 - Democratic self-rule  15 - Limited corporate government  16 - The power of freedom and community  Appendices  A - A free intraprise manifesto  B - Bill of rights and responsibilities of the intelligent organization 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Organizações<br/> Burocracia<br/>Organizacao<br/>Inovacao Organizacional<br/>Desenvolvimento Organizacional<br/>Contexto da Organizacao<br/>Comportamento Organizacional<br/>Administração