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Nauki o zarządzaniu a zarządzanie publiczne

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Sudoł S.
Studia Ekonomiczne
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2013
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vol. 169
199-204
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The main issue touched upon in this article is need of reappraisal of management sciences area. It is an effect of changes which are occurring nowadays. Both State and state machinery more and more often use management methods and tools typical for market sector in decision making process in the public and social sector.
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Zmiana paradygmatu homo oeconomicus w naukach o zarządzaniu

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Wawrzyniak A.
Studia Ekonomiczne
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2015
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vol. 233
46-55
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Jednym z wielu paradygmatów, który uległ w ostatnich latach znaczącej zmianie, jest paradygmat człowieka racjonalnego (homo oeconomicus), który jest wspólny dla całego obszaru nauk ekonomicznych. W ich obrębie nauki o zarządzaniu najwcześniej przyjęły paradygmat o wpływie kognitywności oraz emocjonalności człowieka na jego ekonomiczne zachowanie i decyzje. Celem artykułu jest zaprezentowanie ewolucji tego paradygmatu od homo oeconomicusa do homo neuroeconomicusa.
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One of many paradigms, that have been changed in recent years, is the economic man (homo oeconomicus) paradigm, which is common for the whole area of economic sciences. In their range, management sciences as the first adopted the paradigm about the influence of human cognition and emotionality on economic behaviour and decisions. The article discusses the concept of the homo oeconomicus in economics and management. The aim of the paper is to introduce the evolution of this paradigm from the homo oeconomicus to the homo neuroeconomicus.
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