01249nam a22002057a 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021040001600062082001500078100002300093245012000116260004500236500002000281520055900301650002100860650002900881942001500910999001700925952010100942OSt20151023231935.0140722t        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  cAP Akademie  a306.36 MAY  aMayo, Elton962429  aThe social problems of an industrial civilisationbThe international library of sociology and social reconstruction  aLondonbRoutledge & Kegan Paul Ltdc1949  aIndex: p141-148  a"If our social skills had advanced step by step with our technical skills there would not have been another war" This is the challenging theme of this book.  Prof. Mayo, having defined social skill as being "our ability to secure co-operation between people" concludes:  "Effective co-operation is the problem we face in the middle period of the twentieth century.  There is no "ism" that will help us to solution.  We must be content to return to patient pedestrian work, at the wholly neglected problem of the determinants of spontaneous participation.  aSociology962430  aIndustrialisation962431  2ddccBK00  c24983d24983  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2014-07-22l0o306.36 MAYpAPA030147r2014-07-22t1w2014-07-22yBK