Much of Japan's postwar "economic miracle" was delivered on the backs of such nameless organization men.
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According to life expectancy data from the World Health Organization, men live for an average of 54 years, while women live for 58 years.
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An era like the 1950s, which used to be lampooned for its stifling conformity — all those organization men in their gray flannel suits — has since been revered for its stability.
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For the organization Men Can Stop Rape, which works with men to prevent domestic violence, including gun violence, as well as sexual assault, bringing men into the conversation means "trying to meet men where they are," said Neil Irvin, the group's executive director.
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If power in the Greatest Generation looked like Organization Men running big institutions, and power for the boomers looked like mass movements organized by charismatic leaders like Steve Jobs and Barack Obama, power these days looks like decentralized networks in which everyone is a leader and there's no dominating idol.
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"The SLP failed, second, because of its > wrong methods of propaganda and organization. Men and women who will develop > into revolutionists worthwhile to the movement are sure to demand respect > and decent treatment from their teachers while they are learning."Frank > Bohn, "The Failure to Attain Socialist Unity," International Socialist > Review, v. 8, no.
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Especially the family farm had a benign influence as a natural cooperative unit where everybody had real duties and responsibilities. The independence it fostered made farmers "a natural correction against organization men, habitual reformers, and extremists". It was necessary to uphold fertility in order to maintain the welfare of future generations.Allan C Carlson: The New Agrarian Mind Chapter 1 "Toward a New Rural Civilization: Liberty Hyde Bailey" According to Bailey, the American rural population, however, was backward, ignorant and saddled with inadequate institutions.
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Boosted by his popularity, he was elected to the senior office of superintendent of the Venetian navy (Provveditore all'Armata) on 14 January 1512. In this position, he displayed great skills and knowledge of naval matters, as well as political maturity. The navy was in poor shape at the time, lacking organization, men, and even hardtack for the ships. Although he tried to remedy the situation, this shortage led to some bitter experiences: in July 1514, at Corfu, lack of hardtack forced him to cease pursuit of a fleet of twenty Ottoman fustas, while in December 1515 he was forced to disband his fleet at Istria, as the officers and crews demanded their delayed pay.
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