You're correct, of course. I didn't realize you were using the "managerialism" in a formal sense. And you're right that it's common... not because people are ex

You're correct, of course. I didn't realize you were using the "managerialism" in a formal sense. And you're right that it's common... not because people are explicitly subscribing to "managerialism" as a theory, but because command-and-control Theory X management seems to be people's default mode of thinking.