**Organization Theory: A Libertarian Perspective** is a [book](List_of_Libertarian_Socialist_Books "wikilink") written by [Kevin Carson](Kevin_Carson "wikilink") which explores the various concepts associated with organizations (such as data, information, efficiency, size, distribution, innovation, firm behaviour, costs, hierarchy, law, regulations and management) from a [libertarian socialist](Libertarian_Socialism "wikilink") perspective. The book also outlines how a hypothetical [mutualist](Mutualism "wikilink") economy would alter how the distribution data and efficiency would change within firms. ## Summary ### Part One: State Capitalist Intervention in the Market #### 1\. A Critical Survey of Orthodox Views on Economy of Scale #### 2\. A Literature Survey on Economies of Scale #### 3\. State Policies Promoting Centralization and Large Organizational Size ### Part Two: Systemic Effects of Centralization and Excessive Organizational Size #### 4\. Systemic Effects of State-Induced Economic Centralization and Large Organizational Size ### Part Three: Internal Effects of Organizational Size Above That Required for Optimum Efficiency #### 5\. Knowledge and Information Problems in the Large Organization #### 6\. Agency and Incentive Problems within the Large Organization #### 7\. Economic Calculation in the Corporate Commonwealth (the Corporation as Planned Economy) #### 8\. Managerialism, Irrationality and Authoritarianism in the Large Organization #### 9\. Special Agency Problems of Labor (Internal Crisis Tendencies of the Large Organization) #### 10\. Attempts at Reform from Within: Management Fads ### Part Four: Conjectures on Decentralist Free Market Alternatives #### 11\. The Abolition of Privilege #### 12\. Structural Changes: The Cost Principle #### 13\. Dissolution of the State in Society #### 14\. Decentralized Production Technology #### 15\. Social Organization of Production: Cooperatives and Peer Production #### 16\. The Social Organization of Distribution, Exchange and Services ## External Links - [Organization Theory: A Libertarian Perspective](http://www.mutualist.org/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/otkc11.pdf) at mutualist.org