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American manufacturing was once the envy of the world. Now many companies are either gone or have become the domestic sales departments of foreign manufacturers. This book does not just restate the same myopic theories and panaceas to which American management has become addicted. It is the inside story of how a respected manufacturing firm was destroyed within a decade by the diligent application of those theories and panaceas. Through this memoir of the ruin of a single firm, the author illustrates the flaws in contemporary American management practices and attitudes that are destroying our...

A QUESTION OF CLOSURE One evening, in the autumn of 1963, Meg Hutchinson walked down a driveway in a small Connecticut town and was never seen again. Over the next thirty-five years her mother, her best friend and her fiance each developed ways to live with the unanswered questions and the perpetual anguish caused by her disappearance. But there was no way to fill or forget the hole torn in their lives. In the spring of 1998 her fiance returns to the town his haunted memory has made him avoid for all those years and once again asks those old, anguished and never answered questions. Then he...

Shows how self psychology allows child patients who were in the past often considered difficult and even untreatable to be understood and effectively helped.

VOYAGES IN DESPERATE TIMES A Novel by Jule A. Miller No times were more desperate for America, and for the world that depended upon her, than the first six months of 1942. If America had lost World War II the world would have sunk, in the words of Winston Churchill, "Into the abyss of a new Dark Age, made more sinister, and perhaps more protracted, by the lights of perverted science." And in the early months of 1942 America was definitely losing that war. The Nazis had overrun France and were at the gates of Moscow. The Japanese had crippled the U.S. fleet and were running wild in the...