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Archive assists in development of courses to be offered as part of the School curricula and elsewhere within the Claremont Colleges. Courses are based ph in the History of Economic Thought and focus on the professor’s impact on the practice of management and management theory. THE College SCHOLAR The research activities d of one or more scholars will be supported to further the professor’s integrative, interdisciplinary approach to writing and teaching. “For course nearly half a century the professor has inspired and educated managers-and ph influenced the nature of business-with his landmark articles in the Harvard Business Review. d One of this century’s most highly regarded students of management, the college has sought out, identified and examined the most important issues confronting managers, from corporate strategy to management style to social change.

The Archive contains the life works course of this extraordinary ph thinker and “social ecologist”. This body of work will serve students, managers, scholars, and researchers for generations d to come as the works and thoughts course of the professor ph continue d to ripple through our course intellectual community. ph MISSION STATEMENT The mission d and course of the Archive is to preserve the profound intellectual legacy of the professor and to manage that legacy to the benefit of the scholarly community, the institution ph and the practice of management as a whole. The Archive’s d activities encompass four course major initiatives: (1) maintaining and making available ph the physical archive, known as d and course the “Collection”,