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Bosch : history of a global enterprise /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Autores principales: | , |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Alemán Inglés |
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Munich :
C.H. Beck,
[2015]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- I Early years and rise of the company (1886-1932)
- 1 Robert Bosch
- portrait of a founder
- 2 The difficult early years
- 3 The period of rapid growth
- The irresistible rise of the Bosch magneto
- The first regional subsidiaries and the conquest of the U.S. market
- The transition to a large-scale enterprise and the introduction of the eight-hour working day
- The strike of 1913
- The company on the eve of the First World War
- 4 The First World War and its aftermath
- The war
- a turning point
- Conversion to a stock corporation and establishment of VVB
- Changing times: Robert Bosch AG and the aftermath of war
- Organizational development and the evolution of a sense of identity
- 5 The 1926 crisis, and diversification in the Great Depression
- Causes, course, and repercussions of the great crisis of 1926
- The restructuring of 1926-27 and the resolution of the crisis
- Trial and tribulation on the way to the diesel injection pump
- Building up a presence outside Germany and battling for the U.S. market
- Between sackings and shorter working weeks: Bosch in the Great Depression
- Power tools, refrigerators, radios, and gas-fired water heaters: the first phase of diversification and the rise of a conglomerate
- II Bosch in the Third Reich (1933-1945)
- 1 The Bosch Group in the economic upswing of National Socialism (1933-1939)
- The development of the enterprise and its subsidiaries
- The transformation of Robert Bosch AG into a GmbH
- 2 "Corporate community" versus "people's community": Bosch, the NSDAP, and the National Socialist regime
- Robert Bosch AG after the National Socialist assumption of power
- Clashes and compromises with the NSDAP
- Between "model company" and "state within the state": Bosch under wartime totalitarianism
- 3 Bosch and the Jews
- Jews and people of Jewish descent at Robert Bosch AG and GmbH
- For the sake of justice and humanity: how the Bosch circle helped Jews
- Aryanizations: acquiring equity interests and real estate from Jewish ownership
- 4 Involvement in rearmament and arms production in the Second World War
- Bosch and rearmament
- Emergence and early years of Dreilinden Maschinenbau GmbH
- From Elektro- und Feinmechanische Industrie GmbH to Trillke-Werke GmbH
- Concealing operations outside Germany
- Integration into Germany's wartime economy
- The last year of the war
- 5 Beyond the bounds of the ""Bosch community"": forced labor
- 6 The Bosch circle and resistance to Hitler
- 7 Death and legacy of Robert Bosch
- The legacy: a family company
- with reservations
- III Adaptation and change between economic boom and economic crises (1945-1983)
- 1 Reconstruction in the shadow of Allied decartelization policy and disagreements within the company
- Continuities and breaks with the past: the struggle for positions of power within the company