The document discusses borrowing theory from other disciplines to help management research. It provides examples of how examining topics through different lenses like psychology, sociology, neurology can provide new insights. Management concepts like control and motivation have been informed by experiments in these fields. Examining why certain products or companies succeeded through historical or cultural contexts also helps explain management decisions. Interdisciplinary perspectives are valuable for management research to find new approaches and answers.

1. Borrowing Theory from Other Disciplines to Management Research Dr.K.Prabhakar Professor, Velammal Engineering College

2. Dedicated to Prof.Sheena.S. Iyangar

3. MBA is now almost free of instructor intervention from Facebook.

4. As management teachers are we relevant today? If yes, how?

6. Please recognize them

10. How many times the word Management is used in English literature for the past two centuries or just percentage?

11. Usage of word ‘Management’ from 1800-2000~ Output of Google Ngram

14. Each lens provides an answer. However, We need to choose the lens. We need to make a Choice.

16. Borrowing from Neurology

24. Why Coke is preferred than Pepsi in USA?

25. History

27. Why there are no unions now in different organizations? Why people are hooked to Facebook?

30. Why Indians are not punctual and what is their concept of time?

32. Why some students from good management institutions perform better than others?

35. How do I apply?

36. Will there be more number of software engineering needed for next five years from India?

37. Kondratieff Curves

39. Social Forecasting for an Information Technology Firm