Management Science Knowledge: Its Creation, Generalization, and Consolidation

Book Description
This book discusses, classifies, and illustrates the various strategies and tactics for creating new knowledge, and for unifying, consolidating, and/or generalizing upon existing knowledge in the management sciences. Through generalization and systematization, it shows the interconnections, interrelations, and limitations of the various subdisciplines. Such knowledge is thus made more "user-friendly", easier to learn, to assimilate, and hence to teach and to use.

About the Author
ARNOLD REISMAN is a Professor of Operations Research at Case Western Reserve University, and a registered Professional Engineer in California, Ohio, and Wisconsin.


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This book discusses, classifies, and illustrates the various strategies and tactics for creating new knowledge, and for unifying, consolidating, and/or generalizing upon existing knowledge in the management sciences. Through generalization and systematization, it shows the interconnections, interrelations, and limitations of the various subdisciplines. Such knowledge is thus made more "user-friendly", easier to learn, to assimilate, and hence to teach and to use.


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