Management Principles and Organisational Behaviour thoroughly explore core managerial functions—planning, organising, staffing, leading, and controlling—while examining the nuances of individual and group behaviour in modern workplaces. It skillfully integrates classical and contemporary theories with case studies and a structured, user-friendly format. It caters to students, educators, managers, and researchers and is aligned with major academic syllabi. It also addresses emerging trends like ethics, social responsibility, and global expansion. Spanning thirty-seven chapters in two thematic areas, each section enriches learning through practical examples, review questions, and conceptual overviews for a well-rounded, progressive educational experience.
