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2018 | 2(28), cz. 1 | 90-100

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Inżynieria pojęciowa a teorie zarządzania i organizacji

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Conceptual Engineering and Organization and Management Theory

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The text is an attempt at showing the need of conceptual engineering (and its competences) on the terrain of Organization and Management Theory (OMT). The author defends the view that consistent use of conceptual engineering on the area of OMT allows to improve its conceptual-theoretical standards. This may positively affect its scientific and practical qualities. A critical analysis of selected examples of conceptualization in theory of organizational routines (important part of OMT) brings the following conclusion: the role of the use of conceptual engineering in OMT for its theoretical standards is similar to the role of compliance to methodology of inquiry for the overall empirical dimension of management sciences.
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Tekst stanowi próbę ukazania potrzeby stosowania inżynierii pojęciowej oraz jej kompetencji na terenie teorii organizacji i zarządzania (OMT). Autor broni poglądu, iż konsekwentne stosowanie założeń inżynierii pojęciowej na terenie OMT pozwala podnosić jej standardy pojęciowo-teoretyczne, co w konsekwencji może pozytywnie wpływać na naukowe i praktyczne walory dyscypliny. Krytyczna analiza wybranych przykładów konceptualizacji z zakresu teorii działań rutynowych (która jest istotną częścią OMT) pozwala wysnuć wniosek, że stosowanie inżynierii pojęciowej na gruncie OMT pełni podobne funkcje dla jej standardów teoretycznych, co konsekwentne realizowanie założeń metodologii badań empirycznych dla standardów nauk o zarządzaniu na poziomie empirii.

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90-100

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2018

Contributors

  • Uniwersytet Warszawski, Wydział Zarządzania

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Publication order reference

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Biblioteka Nauki
2188986

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bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_7172_1733-9758_2018_28_8
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