This book examines twentieth-century scientific management and the role and influence of technocrats who have exercised power and formulated public policies by virtue of their specialized technical knowledge.
This book examines twentieth-century scientific management and the role and influence of technocrats who have exercised power and formulated public policies by virtue of their specialized technical knowledge.
Richard G. Olson is professor emeritus of history at Harvey Mudd College and adjunct professor of history at Claremont Graduate University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Scientism among the Engineers: Origins of the Scientific Management Movement Chapter 2: Scientific Management Enters the Public Domain: The Birth of the Administrative State and the Rise of Modernism in the Arts Chapter 3: Taylorism goes Global: The Spread of Technocratic/Scientistic Ideologies, 1910-1943 Chapter 4: Technocracy during the Cold War, 1945-1990 Chapter 5: Technocracy/Scientism in the Developing World, 1900-2000 Chapter 6: Mitigated Scientism and Technocracy: The Evolving Character of Technical Expertise and Advice at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century Chapter 7: Continuing Concerns about the Role of Expertise in a Democracy Chapter 8: Conclusion: On the Mixed Blessings of Scientism and Technocracy
Chapter 1: Scientism among the Engineers: Origins of the Scientific Management Movement Chapter 2: Scientific Management Enters the Public Domain: The Birth of the Administrative State and the Rise of Modernism in the Arts Chapter 3: Taylorism goes Global: The Spread of Technocratic/Scientistic Ideologies, 1910-1943 Chapter 4: Technocracy during the Cold War, 1945-1990 Chapter 5: Technocracy/Scientism in the Developing World, 1900-2000 Chapter 6: Mitigated Scientism and Technocracy: The Evolving Character of Technical Expertise and Advice at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century Chapter 7: Continuing Concerns about the Role of Expertise in a Democracy Chapter 8: Conclusion: On the Mixed Blessings of Scientism and Technocracy
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