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| subject = Industrial management, social criticism | |||
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'''''The Catt Concept: The New Industrial Darwinism''''' is a 1971 book by the electronics engineer and writer [[Ivor Catt]], published by G. P. Putnam's Sons (a 1972 UK edition was issued by Hart-Davis). Unlike Catt's technical and electromagnetic writings, it is a work of social and industrial criticism. | |||
==Overview== | |||
Drawing on Catt's experience working for five electronics companies in the United States during the 1960s, the book is a sharply critical — and satirical — examination of American corporate management. Catt attacks what he calls the "New Industrial Darwinism": a hire-and-fire culture that, in his view, stifles creativity and wastes talent. It has been described as a survival manual "for anyone unfortunate enough to have to work for a living." Contemporary reviews were largely unfavourable. | |||
==About the author== | |||
Ivor Catt (1935–2024) was a British electronics engineer known for pioneering work on high-speed digital interconnection and wafer-scale integration, and for a long-running critique of conventional electromagnetic theory (the "Catt Question"). See also his ''[[Digital Hardware Design]]''. | |||
==Publication details== | |||
* '''Author:''' [[Ivor Catt]] | |||
* '''Publisher:''' [[Putnam Pub Group]] (US, 1971); Hart-Davis (UK, 1972) | |||
* '''Pages:''' 142 | |||
* '''ISBN:''' 0399101225 | |||
==Links to Purchase Book== | ==Links to Purchase Book== | ||
* [ | * [https://www.amazon.com/Catt-Concept-New-Industrial-Darwinism/dp/0399101225 The Catt Concept: The New Industrial Darwinism] (Amazon) | ||
[[Category:Book|catt concept new industrial darwinism]] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:16, 16 July 2026
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| Author | Ivor Catt |
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| Language | English |
| Subject | Industrial management, social criticism |
| Published | 1971 |
| Publisher | Putnam Pub Group |
| Pages | 142 |
| ISBN | 0399101225 |
The Catt Concept: The New Industrial Darwinism is a 1971 book by the electronics engineer and writer Ivor Catt, published by G. P. Putnam's Sons (a 1972 UK edition was issued by Hart-Davis). Unlike Catt's technical and electromagnetic writings, it is a work of social and industrial criticism.
Overview
Drawing on Catt's experience working for five electronics companies in the United States during the 1960s, the book is a sharply critical — and satirical — examination of American corporate management. Catt attacks what he calls the "New Industrial Darwinism": a hire-and-fire culture that, in his view, stifles creativity and wastes talent. It has been described as a survival manual "for anyone unfortunate enough to have to work for a living." Contemporary reviews were largely unfavourable.
About the author
Ivor Catt (1935–2024) was a British electronics engineer known for pioneering work on high-speed digital interconnection and wafer-scale integration, and for a long-running critique of conventional electromagnetic theory (the "Catt Question"). See also his Digital Hardware Design.
Publication details
- Author: Ivor Catt
- Publisher: Putnam Pub Group (US, 1971); Hart-Davis (UK, 1972)
- Pages: 142
- ISBN: 0399101225