George F.F. Lombard papers, 1941-1995.

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George F.F. Lombard papers, 1941-1995.

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The collection consists of records of Professor George F.F. Lombard documenting his activities as administrator, professor, and researcher at Harvard Business School. In this collection are correspondence, minutes, research materials, teaching materials, conference papers, articles, and administrative records. Teaching records include syllabi, course notes, class lists, and documents used as class presentation aids for courses such as Human Relations and Organizational Behavior. Research and writing records include material related to major books and publications such as Sons of the Machine and The Elusive Phenomena; research related to the Western Electric Company Hawthorne Works plant, General Motors, Middle East Oil Conference, and Illinois Bell, among other topics. The collection also includes correspondence and documentation from Lombard's collaboration with Fritz J. Roethlisberger.

41 linear ft. (70 boxes)

Harvard Business School, Knowledge and Library Services/Baker Library

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Harvard Business School, Knowledge and Library Services/Baker Library

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