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Management control in Germany

Par : Rainer Schwarz
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  • FormatMulti-format
  • ISBN978-2-84769-624-0
  • EAN9782847696240
  • Date de parution29/06/2015
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesMulti-Format
  • ÉditeurÉditions EMS

Résumé

Management control in Germany developed gradually. In the beginning we find on one hand a concern with security issues and on the other hand four main methods of management control: transfer prices, budgeting, ratio analysis (or - in modern words - key performance measures) and bench- marking. After the end of World War II Allied troops occupied Germany. Within the German firms and in the academic community developed a growing interest in American business experiences.
The universities introduced Cybernetics, Operations Research and other fields and the business practice discovered the controller. In the nineteen-seventies controllership was introduced into business education. The field was named "Controlling" and the first textbooks for university education were published. From the nineteen- eighties on, a growing number of universities introduced "Controlling" and founded new chairs in this field.
In search for a theoretical foundation of the field, the coordination concept of "Controlling" was elaborated. It serves in Germany up to now as the most common understanding of Management Control. In the nineteen-nineties we find a growing interest in the Anglo-American and French literature on Management Control. Based on this reception new concepts were formed. This evolution of academic insights culminated in 2002 in a conference where leading professors for Management Control discussed the different concepts