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Ideas that changed the world

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2003

The Tipping Point

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2000 ★ 3.8

Museums of influence

Kenneth Hudson

1987

Modernising government

2005

Leading for innovation and organizing for results

Iain Somerville, Marshall Goldsmith, Frances Hesselbein

2002

The life and times of Edward H. Butler, founder of the Buffalo news (1850-1914)

Dillon, Michael

2003

Shock of the New

Robert Hughes

1980

The Creative Priority

Jerry Hirshberg

1998

Managing Innovation and Change

David Mayle, Jane Henry

2002

Communication of innovations

Everett M. Rogers

1971

THE NEW ALCHEMISTS

Elizabeth. Handy

1999

The innovator's solution

Clayton M. Christensen

2003

Implementation of organizational innovation

Clayton, Peter

1997

The second coming of Steve Jobs

Alan Deutschman

2000

The Future of Art

Marcella Tarozzi Goldsmith

1999

The passing of traditional society: modernizing the Middle East

Lerner, Daniel.

1958

The knowledge economy handbook

David Rooney

2005

An anxious pursuit

Joyce E. Chaplin

1996

Alternative journalism

Chris Atton

2008

Orpheus in new guises

Stein, Erwin

1953

Antiforeignism and modernization in China, 1860-1980

Kuang-sheng Liao

1984

Diseases of globalization

Christine McMurray

2001

Networks of innovation

Jane Eliot Sewell, Louis Galambos

1995

The economics of industrial innovation

Freeman, Christopher.

1974

Religion and modernization

Steve Bruce

1992

Financial engineering

Marshall, John F.

1992

Alexander II and the modernization of Russia

Werner Eugen Mosse

1958

The Age of Edison

Ernest Freeberg

2013

Competitive advantage in SMEs

Oswald Jones

2003

The modernization of Turkey

Walter F. Weiker

1981

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