General Studies · Organization Theory

Arrange the following theoretical stages and movements in the development of organization theory in their correct chronological and logical sequence as identified by Dwight Waldo: A. The classical period of organization theory epitomized by authors such as Taylor, Gulick, Fayol, and Mooney. B. The neoclassical stage of organization theory that retained major importance through the mid-century. C. The contemporary focus on Comparative Public Administration (CPA) characterized as a 'self-conscious movement'. D. The emergence of the New Public Administration movement emphasizing spontaneity, creativity, and self-fulfillment. Choose the correct answer from the options given below: