THE MANAGERIAL REVOLUTION

It would be easy to be condemnatory of this book, but I doubt whether it will get enough attention to merit the venom it might be entitled to. It isn't written in a manner to catch and hold interest; the author deliberately throws dust in the eyes, stails on coming to grips with his subject. When he does -- behold, it is not of management in business he is talking, but of the class of managers, for whom Hitler and his ilk have use, and in whom our future is vested. Capitalism is dying; Socialism a stop the wave of the future lies with ""the managers"".