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The Means of Management Control: A Reply to FriedmanAndrew Friedman has responded to my article `The Means of Management Control' by criticising its treatment of the labour process literature. He also contends that my alternative formulation is flawed in three regards: it is simultaneously functionalist and empiricist and is allegedly dismissive of the concept of `managerial strategy'. But Friedman's critique is built on an assemblage of misinterpretation and distortion. He repeatedly reconstitutes the elements in the article until they resemble for him more familiar targets. These are then subjected to a series of routine objections.
Sociology, Vol. 23, No. 1,
119-124 (1989) This article has been cited by other articles:
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