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    Home»2013»Leadership in the inter-war period Case Study: Nicolae Malaxa
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    Leadership in the inter-war period Case Study: Nicolae Malaxa

    Ionut ConstantinBy Ionut ConstantinMay 10, 2021No Comments1 Min Read

     Pages: 270-275

    Introduction. The interwar period was called the Golden Age of Romania. From a certain point of view it was. Cultural effervescence of the time, the economic boom due by the development of the industry has brought Romania to the attention of Western Europe. Many industries in the late ‘30 had advanced enough to be able to satisfy almost all domestic needs. Regarding technology, most romanian plants were behind those in the West. In heavy industry, only Malaxa and the Steelworks Resita were the best in Western Europe.

    Aim of the study. In retrospect of these events I have considered appropriate to study this issue closely, to be fascinated by a controversial but destined to lead character, a character that has go down in history because of his pioneering leadership actions.

    Keywords: leadership, interwar period, Malaxa plants, economic development, entrepreneur

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    economic development entrepreneur interwar period leadership Malaxa plants
    Ionut Constantin

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