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Engineers and power. The engineering contribution to the managerial and political process

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Engineers have a profound influence on the future of their organisations and societies. But how is this represented in political and managerial processes, and can a better understanding of the nature of power help focus their contribution? This article takes a fresh look at the nature of managerial and political power. It argues that the core contribution of engineers to management and politics-if they want a voice-must be in leading and managing change.<>

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Engineering Management Journal  (Volume:5 ,  Issue: 5 )

Date of Publication: Oct. 1995

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