System theory and cybernetics a solid basis for transdisciplinarity in management education and research (Q2775840)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1714097
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| English | System theory and cybernetics a solid basis for transdisciplinarity in management education and research |
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1714097 |
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2 December 2002
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steering economic processes
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cybernetics
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interdisciplinarity
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management education
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business schools
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System theory and cybernetics a solid basis for transdisciplinarity in management education and research (English)
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Systems theory and cybernetics are considered to be a solid basis for interdisciplinarity in management education and research. The ``St. Gallen Management Model'' is presented, which was developed by Hans Ullrich. Here business schools are not organised along disciplinary lines but in a general, complex view. The paper deals with abstract directions in management education and research; there are no direct connections with mathematics. Process controlling is to be understood as steering and regulation of economic processes.
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