Abstract
This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of 190 research papers and notes published in the Drucker Society’s journal, Civilization and Management (Vol. 1–19). The study reveals that these contributions can be categorized into five distinct areas: Drucker History, Comparative Drucker Studies, Drucker’s Influence, Applied Drucker Studies, and Meta-research. The author highlights the prevalence of Applied Drucker Studies, which account for over 60% of the total, and emphasizes the necessity of meta-research to deepen academic inquiry. Ultimately, the paper advocates for the construction of a more collaborative academic community through proactive dialogue among researchers.
