The Organization Man - William H. Whyte

"The Organization Man" is a book written by American sociologist William H. Whyte, and was first published in 1956. Whyte was a journalist and social commentator, and his work focused on the social and cultural changes taking place in American society in the post-war era.

In this book, Whyte offers a critical analysis of the rise of corporate culture in America and the impact of this trend on individual identity and social values. He argues that the increasing emphasis on conformity and loyalty to the corporation has led to a loss of individualism and creativity, and has created a culture of homogenization and conformity.

Whyte also discusses the role of education and the media in promoting corporate values and shaping social norms, and proposes a range of innovative solutions to the challenges facing American society in the post-war era.

Overall, "The Organization Man" is a seminal work of social commentary and cultural criticism, and remains an influential book in the fields of sociology, economics, and organizational studies. It continues to be widely read and discussed by scholars and social commentators around the world.