No royal road: An explanation of the basic structure of the workbook and the thesis it propounds

Abstract

It rests on an assessment of the situation at the end of the seventies decade; it sees the present as a period of transition between an old world and a new. The old world, as this workbook sees it, was the product of the original Industrial Revolution — harsh, authoritarian, often vigorous, always highly competitive, sharing out its rewards utterly unjustly; at times highly successful, at other times in complete disarray. The old world of industry lasted up to World War Two and for a few years beyond.

Citation

WELLENS, J. (1978), "No royal road: An explanation of the basic structure of the workbook and the thesis it propounds", Industrial and Commercial Training, Vol. 10 No. 6, pp. 227-230. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb003673