Books About Drucker

1. What Would Drucker Do Now? by Rick Wartzman (2011).
2. The World According to Peter Drucker by Jack Beatty (1998).
3. Reinvent Your Enterprise by Jack Bergstrand (2008).
4. Peter Drucker: Contributions to Business Enterprise edited by Tony H. Bonaparte and John E. Flaherty (1970).
5. What I Learned from Peter Drucker by Jim Champy (2011).
6. A Class With Drucker: The Lost Lessons of the World’s Greatest Management Teacher by William A. Cohen (2007).
7. Drucker on Leadership: New Lessons from the Father of Modern Management by William A. Cohen (2010).
8. The Definitive Drucker by Elizabeth Haas Edersheim (2006).
9. Peter Drucker: Shaping the Managerial Mind—How the World’s Foremost Management Thinker Crafted the Essentials of Business Success by John E. Flaherty (2002).
10. Peter Drucker: The Great Pioneer of Management Theory and Practice by Robert Heller (2000).
11. Inside Drucker’s Brain by Jeffrey A. Krames (2008).
12. The Drucker Difference: What the World’s Greatest Management Thinker Means to Today’s Business Leaders edited by Craig L. Pearce, Joseph A. Maciariello, and Hideki Yamawaki (2009).
13. Living in More Than One World: How Peter Drucker’s Wisdom Can Inspire and Transform Your Life by Bruce Rosenstein (2009).
14. Managing People and Organizations: Peter Drucker’s Legacy by Guido Stein (2010).
15. The Strategic Drucker: Growth Strategies and Marketing Insights from the Works of Peter Drucker by Robert W. Swaim (2009).
16. Drucker: The Man Who Invented the Corporate Society by John J. Tarrant (1976).
17. Drucker on Carving Success Out of the Crisis: What Peter Drucker Would Have Told Us by Jorge Vasconcellos e Sá e Magda Pereira (2009).
18. Peter F. Drucker’s Next Management: New Institutions, New Theories and Practices edited by Winfried W. Weber and Gladius Kulothungan (2010).
19. Peter F. Drucker: Critical Evaluations in Business and Management by John C. Wood and Michael C. Wood (2005).

More about Peter Drucker

• Peter Drucker’s Life and Legacy: Hailed by BusinessWeek as “the man who invented management,” Drucker directly influenced a huge number of leaders from a wide range of organizations across all sectors of society.
• Drucker’s Career Timeline and Bibliography: From his birth in Vienna in 1909 to his death in Claremont in 2005
• A Drucker Sampler: Readings available online for free that cover three of Drucker’s core areas of focus—the individual, organizations and society
• Tributes to Drucker: Including Jim Collins on why “Peter Drucker contributed more to the triumph of freedom and free society over totalitarianism than anyone in the 20th century, including perhaps Winston Churchill”
• Books by Drucker: All 39 of his books as well as his monographs, other works and publications to which he was a contributing writer