Henri Savall, University Jean Moulin Lyon 3 and ISEOR, FranceJohn Conbere, University of St. Thomas, USAAlla Heorhiadi, University of St. Thomas, USAVincent Cristallini, ISEOR, FranceAnthony F. Buono, Bentley University, USA

• Preface, Anthony F. Buono.Introduction, Henri Savall and Michel Péron.Part I. The Socio-Economic Approach to Management.Chapter 1. The History of SEAM, Marc Bonnet and Henri Savall.Chapter 2. The Taylorism-Fayolism-Weberism Virus, Vincent Cristallini and Henri Savall.Chapter 3. Taylor's Illusion: An Historical Account of the Progression of the TFW Virus, Alanna G. Kennedy.Chapter 4. Bringing SEAM to the United States, John Conbere, Alla Heorhiadi, and Vincent Cristallini.Part II. Worldwide Experimentation with SEAM.Chapter 5. The Socio-Economic Approach to Management Within American Companies, John Conbere and Tom Oestreich.Chapter 6. A Case Study of a Nonprofit Community Center, John Conbere, Alla Heorhiadi, and Barbara Milon.Chapter 7. Socio-Economic Approach to Management Within Mexican Public Organizations, Raúl Arceo Alonzo, Martha Margarita Fernández Ruvalcaba, and Véronique Zardet.Chapter 8. Using SEAM as the Philosophical Basis for a Graduate Consulting Program: Employing Diverse Consulting Tools and Approaches, Lawrence Lepisto and Randall Hayes.Chapter 9. SEAM Implementation in Mergers and Acquisitions, Jean Caghassi.Chapter 10. A French Multinational Family Firm Case Study, Amandine Savall.Chapter 11. An Approach to Socio-Economic Management Consulting in China, Mark Hillon and Yue C. Hillon.Part III. Bridging SEAM with American Perception.Chapter 12. The Art and Science of Revealing Strategic Value Through SEAM, Eric Sanders.Chapter 13. Advancing Research That Makes a Difference, Peter F. Sorensen and Therese Yaeger.Chapter 14. Contribution of the Socio-Economic Approach to Management to Updating Joseph Wharton's Legacy, Gilles Guyot.Chapter 15. Deliberating Cost: Deliberative Practices in Qualimetrics and the Socio-Economic Approach to Management, Robert P. Gephart, Jr.Chapter 16. Ante-Narrative Spiral Approach to SEAM, Rohny Saylors and David Boje.Chapter 17. SEAM Ontological Theory, Debra P. Hockenberry.Chapter 18. SEAM and Critical Theory, Chato Hazelbaker.Chapter 19. Why SEAM? Susan Huber.Chapter 20. Conclusion: Final Conference Dialogue.SEAM General Bibliography.About the Contributors.

Henri Savall, University Jean Moulin Lyon 3 and ISEOR, FranceJohn Conbere, University of St. Thomas, USAAlla Heorhiadi, University of St. Thomas, USAVincent Cristallini, ISEOR, FranceAnthony F. Buono, Bentley University, USA

• Preface, Anthony F. Buono.Introduction, Henri Savall and Michel Péron.Part I. The Socio-Economic Approach to Management.Chapter 1. The History of SEAM, Marc Bonnet and Henri Savall.Chapter 2. The Taylorism-Fayolism-Weberism Virus, Vincent Cristallini and Henri Savall.Chapter 3. Taylor's Illusion: An Historical Account of the Progression of the TFW Virus, Alanna G. Kennedy.Chapter 4. Bringing SEAM to the United States, John Conbere, Alla Heorhiadi, and Vincent Cristallini.Part II. Worldwide Experimentation with SEAM.Chapter 5. The Socio-Economic Approach to Management Within American Companies, John Conbere and Tom Oestreich.Chapter 6. A Case Study of a Nonprofit Community Center, John Conbere, Alla Heorhiadi, and Barbara Milon.Chapter 7. Socio-Economic Approach to Management Within Mexican Public Organizations, Raúl Arceo Alonzo, Martha Margarita Fernández Ruvalcaba, and Véronique Zardet.Chapter 8. Using SEAM as the Philosophical Basis for a Graduate Consulting Program: Employing Diverse Consulting Tools and Approaches, Lawrence Lepisto and Randall Hayes.Chapter 9. SEAM Implementation in Mergers and Acquisitions, Jean Caghassi.Chapter 10. A French Multinational Family Firm Case Study, Amandine Savall.Chapter 11. An Approach to Socio-Economic Management Consulting in China, Mark Hillon and Yue C. Hillon.Part III. Bridging SEAM with American Perception.Chapter 12. The Art and Science of Revealing Strategic Value Through SEAM, Eric Sanders.Chapter 13. Advancing Research That Makes a Difference, Peter F. Sorensen and Therese Yaeger.Chapter 14. Contribution of the Socio-Economic Approach to Management to Updating Joseph Wharton's Legacy, Gilles Guyot.Chapter 15. Deliberating Cost: Deliberative Practices in Qualimetrics and the Socio-Economic Approach to Management, Robert P. Gephart, Jr.Chapter 16. Ante-Narrative Spiral Approach to SEAM, Rohny Saylors and David Boje.Chapter 17. SEAM Ontological Theory, Debra P. Hockenberry.Chapter 18. SEAM and Critical Theory, Chato Hazelbaker.Chapter 19. Why SEAM? Susan Huber.Chapter 20. Conclusion: Final Conference Dialogue.SEAM General Bibliography.About the Contributors.

Henri Savall, University Jean Moulin Lyon 3 and ISEOR, FranceJohn Conbere, University of St. Thomas, USAAlla Heorhiadi, University of St. Thomas, USAVincent Cristallini, ISEOR, FranceAnthony F. Buono, Bentley University, USA

• Preface, Anthony F. Buono.Introduction, Henri Savall and Michel Péron.Part I. The Socio-Economic Approach to Management.Chapter 1. The History of SEAM, Marc Bonnet and Henri Savall.Chapter 2. The Taylorism-Fayolism-Weberism Virus, Vincent Cristallini and Henri Savall.Chapter 3. Taylor's Illusion: An Historical Account of the Progression of the TFW Virus, Alanna G. Kennedy.Chapter 4. Bringing SEAM to the United States, John Conbere, Alla Heorhiadi, and Vincent Cristallini.Part II. Worldwide Experimentation with SEAM.Chapter 5. The Socio-Economic Approach to Management Within American Companies, John Conbere and Tom Oestreich.Chapter 6. A Case Study of a Nonprofit Community Center, John Conbere, Alla Heorhiadi, and Barbara Milon.Chapter 7. Socio-Economic Approach to Management Within Mexican Public Organizations, Raúl Arceo Alonzo, Martha Margarita Fernández Ruvalcaba, and Véronique Zardet.Chapter 8. Using SEAM as the Philosophical Basis for a Graduate Consulting Program: Employing Diverse Consulting Tools and Approaches, Lawrence Lepisto and Randall Hayes.Chapter 9. SEAM Implementation in Mergers and Acquisitions, Jean Caghassi.Chapter 10. A French Multinational Family Firm Case Study, Amandine Savall.Chapter 11. An Approach to Socio-Economic Management Consulting in China, Mark Hillon and Yue C. Hillon.Part III. Bridging SEAM with American Perception.Chapter 12. The Art and Science of Revealing Strategic Value Through SEAM, Eric Sanders.Chapter 13. Advancing Research That Makes a Difference, Peter F. Sorensen and Therese Yaeger.Chapter 14. Contribution of the Socio-Economic Approach to Management to Updating Joseph Wharton's Legacy, Gilles Guyot.Chapter 15. Deliberating Cost: Deliberative Practices in Qualimetrics and the Socio-Economic Approach to Management, Robert P. Gephart, Jr.Chapter 16. Ante-Narrative Spiral Approach to SEAM, Rohny Saylors and David Boje.Chapter 17. SEAM Ontological Theory, Debra P. Hockenberry.Chapter 18. SEAM and Critical Theory, Chato Hazelbaker.Chapter 19. Why SEAM? Susan Huber.Chapter 20. Conclusion: Final Conference Dialogue.SEAM General Bibliography.About the Contributors.