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Nikolaev (А.А. Николаев), A.A. Sociology of management: [учебник] / A.A. Nikolaev, E.L. Kruglova, Y.A. Laamarti. — Москва: ИП Лаамарти Ю.А., 2023. — 1 файл (3,25 Кб). — Свободный доступ из сети Интернет (чтение, печать). — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/fbook/books138854.pdf>. — Текст: электронныйДата создания записи: 22.04.2024 Тематика: авторы ФА; полный текст; электронные публикации; РФ; учебные издания; учебники; менеджмент; финансовый менеджмент; языкознание; иностранные языки; английский язык; книги; учебные издания УДК: 336 англ. Разрешенные действия: Прочитать Группа: Анонимные пользователи Сеть: Интернет |
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- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Sociology of€management, its subject and role in€management practice
- 1.1€The specifics of€the subject and object of€the sociology of€management
- 1.2. Structure, Functions, Methodology and Methods of€the Sociology of€Management
- 1.3€The role of€the sociology of€management in€management practice
- Chapter 2. Social management as a€subject of€sociological analysis
- 2.1. Management as a€social relationship
- 2.2€Objects and subjects of€social management
- 2.3€Management and power
- 2.4. Management and leadership
- Chapter€3. Social laws of€management
- 3.1€Basic laws of€social management
- 3.2€Models of€social management: subordination, coordination and re-ordination
- 3.3. Basic forms and methods of€management activity
- 3.4.Basic principles of€management activity
- Chapter 4. Factors of€management activities
- 4.1.Socio-cultural factors of€management
- 4.2. National peculiarities of€management activity
- 4.3.The concept of€managerial mentality and managerial culture
- 4.4. Statuses and roles in€the management process
- Chapter 5. Communications in€social management
- 5.1.Management as a€communication system
- 5.2.The concept of€social communications and scientific approaches to€the problem of€communication
- 5.3. Structure of€management communications
- Chapter 6. Management environment in€management activities
- 6.1.Inert, optimal and aggressive control environment
- 6.2.The structure of€the external management environment
- 6.3.Management in€an aggressive environment
- Chapter 7. Forms of€management regulation
- 7.1.Coordination and creation of€social networks
- 7.2.Maintaining socio-cultural integration
- 7.3.Institutional and informal control as forms of€managerial regulation
- Chapter 8. Interests in€human social activities
- 8.1.The connection of€needs, interests, values and goals in€the social human activity and in€the management process
- 8.2.Theories of€motivation
- 8.3.General, private and mercenary interests
- Chapter 9. Interests of€the society and the state in€social management
- 9.1.Objective nature of€the state interest
- 9.2.Natural and artificial state interest
- 9.3.Mechanisms of€the development of€state interest
- 9.4.Conflict of€interests within the state
- Chapter 10. Management and manipulation
- 10.1.Manipulation as the realization of€vested interests
- 10.2.Types of€manipulation
- 10.3.Theoretical understanding of€the phenomenon of€manipulation€by€G. Le Bon and G. Tarde
- Chapter 11. Institutional prerequisites for management
- 11.1.Understanding management through the categories of€“social institution”, “institutional environment”, “institutional agreement”
- 11.2.Natural and artificial, simple and complex institutions
- 11.3.Functions of€management as a€social institution
- 11.4.The problem of€institutional dysfunction
- Chapter 12. Management as a€social action
- 12.1.The interpretation of€social action by€M. Weber
- 12.2.The theory of€social action by€T. Parsons
- 12.3.Categories “social action”, “social system”, “role”, “motive”, “deviation”
- 12.4.Activity characteristics of€management
- 12.5.Deviant orientations in€management
- Chapter 13. Management as a€way of€social exchange
- 13.1.Conceptual foundations of€the theory of€social exchange by€G. Homans, G. Becker, R. Emerson
- 13.2.The concept of€elementary social behavior
- 13.3.The measure of€exchange
- Chapter 14. Constructivist foundations of€management activity
- 14.1.Social construction of€reality by€P. Berger and Th. Luckmann
- 14.2.Identity as a€key element of€social reality
- 14.3.Knowledge, routinization, everyday life, primary and secondary socialization
- Chapter 15. Dramatic understanding of€management
- 15.1.The main provisions of€the symbolic interactionism of€J. Mead, G. Bloomer
- 15.2.Roles and Masks. Interpretation. Dramatic approach of€E. Goffmann
- 15.3.Social interaction as a€management of€impressions
- 15.4.The concept of€“total institution”
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