Polyphonic Organisations

Niels Åkerstrøm Andersen

Polyphonic Organisations

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Abstract

For many years, private companies have been intuitively understood as part of the economy in the same way that political parties are considered a part of politics and museums are considered a part of art. Today, concepts are linked together in ways that create immediate wonder. We have coupled concepts such as “the political organisation”, “the learning organisation”, “the expressive organisation”, “the market-oriented political party“, “investment in ethics”, etc. These concepts seduce us and produce new horizons for the workings of business but they also engender scepticism. Is an investment in ethics really ethical? Is a political organisation really social-minded?

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Udgivelsessted	Copenhagen
Udgiver	Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, CBS
Antal sider	28
ISBN (Trykt)	8791181003
Status	Udgivet - 2001

Navn	MPP Working Paper
Nummer	13/2001
ISSN	1396-2817

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Organisationsteori
Organisationssociologi
Symboler

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