Marry Parker Follett was the first lady pioneer in the field  of administrative thought. She evolved the principle of human association and organisation specifically in terms of industry and convinced businessmen of practicability of these principles in dealing  with current problems. She embarked on a series of speculations in the 1920s that were to signal the advent of new era in administrative theory. Her important works are:

1. “The Speaker of the House of Representatives” (1896)

2. “The New State: Group of Organisation, the Solution of Popular  Government” (1918)

3. “The Creative  Experience” (1924)

4. “Dynamic Government” (1941)

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