Notes and References
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- Case, J. (1995). Open-book management: The coming business revolution. New York, HarperCollins.
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- Pascarella, P. (1998). Open the books to unleash your people. American Management Association International, 87(5), 58-60.
- Shaffer, J. (2000). The Leadership Solution. McGraw-Hill 38-40, 98, 159
- Stack, J. (1992). The great game of business. New York, Currency Doubleday.
- Open-source radio interview of a CEO explaining how his company functions under open-book management. Interview
- Jay Liebowitz (1999).Information Technology Management : A Knowledge Repository. Management Books
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