Origins and Traditions of Organizational Communication: A Comprehensive Introduction

Description:

Dive deep into the history and evolution of how businesses talk with Origins and Traditions of Organizational Communication. This foundational text, published by Routledge, provides an “easy-to-navigate” yet scholarly map of the field, making it an essential resource for senior undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Condition Note:

• Excellent / Brand New: This is a pristine, unread copy.

• Never Used: The book is in “store-bought” condition. The spine is perfectly intact, the corners are sharp, and the internal pages are completely clean—no highlighting, no notes, and no library stamps.

Why This Book is a Must-Have:

• Comprehensive Overview: It traces the roots of the field from classical management theories to modern critical and cultural perspectives.

• Global Scholarship: Featuring insights from top scholars, it provides a balanced view of both the “origins” (where the field started) and the “traditions” (the major schools of thought).

• Strategic Insight: Essential for students wanting to understand how communication shapes organizational culture, power dynamics, and leadership.

• Routledge Quality: Part of a world-renowned academic series known for rigorous research and clear, logical formatting.

Key Specifications:

• ISBN-13: 9781138570313

• Authors: Anne M. Nicotera (Editor)

• Publisher: Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group)

• Format: Physical Paperback

• Condition: Brand New

Perfect For: Students at UNISA, Wits, UCT, or UP studying Organizational Communication, Industrial Psychology, or Management Sciences. This brand-new copy offers a significant saving over university bookstore prices.