Distinguish between management and adminstration in yourarticlelibrary
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Some authors suggest that there is no fundamental difference between management and administration, whatever difference between the two exists, it exists only in terms of their usage in different walks of life. Other authors suggest that these two terms are different and involve different sets of activities. Therefore, resolution of this conflict is necessary.
At the initial level of development of management thought, no distinction was made between management and administration and both the terms were used interchangeably. In 1923, the terminological conflict between the two terms was raised by Oliver Sheldon in his book.
‘The Philosophy of Management’ when he emphasized administration as decision-making function and management as execution function. After that, this distinction between the two terms was emphasized by many and the terminological conflict proceeded further.
At the initial level of development of management thought, no distinction was made between management and administration and both the terms were used interchangeably. In 1923, the terminological conflict between the two terms was raised by Oliver Sheldon in his book.
‘The Philosophy of Management’ when he emphasized administration as decision-making function and management as execution function. After that, this distinction between the two terms was emphasized by many and the terminological conflict proceeded further.
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