Lecture one. The Problem of the Profession and Professional Development of Organizers, Leaders and Managers (pages 28–61 of the book in PDF, 1,74 MB)
The book is the third edition of a course of lectures on management by Georgy Schedrovitsky (1929–1994)—Russian thinker, philosopher and methodologist. The author believes that the activity of organization and management has the leading role in development of any practical spheres. The principles of methodological school of management are based on a deep theoretical and ontological study of organizational management thinking. Knowledge and ideas that the methodology operates are in the form of calls to action or projects of organization of activity (or thinking). Special attention in the lectures is devoted to the systematic approach developed by the Moscow Methodological Circle. The book in dust jacket
The book is intended for specialists in organization, management and leadership, as well as undergraduate and graduate students of all fields of management.
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Georgy Schedrovitsky (1929–1994) was a philosopher and methodologist, social and cultural activist. He created a scientific school and founded the Moscow Methodological Circle which he headed for forty years. Schedrovitsky’s range of scientific interests was unusually wide covering philosophy, pedagogy, logic, psychology, sociology, linguistics and methodology of science among others. The research carried out by Schedrovitsky and his followers found its practical realization in organizational activity games—an entirely new instrument for analysis and development of any mental activity systems (organizations, programs, projects, etc.)
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