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A third era of management

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  • Liviu NEAMTU
  • Adina NEAMTU

    (Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, Romania)

Abstract

Management like any social activity through specific stages of development trends from general society. Following these historical trends, this study summarizes the evolution of management at four stages of a full cycle of development, from a informal management to one perfect formalized. These stages of development are found differential represented at the various economic development regions in the world. Evolution increasingly grouped patterns of management and generalization for schools of thought management determines the current global development of worldwide management. For the current stage of evolution may be called as "the third era of management" or "imperial period” in which management pressures on individuals, employers or subordinate, are enormous. Evolution of companies, of markets and national economies also the global economy is driven by the current trend in management, leading to very strong mutations in the relationship of forces. The world economy is in what is called "war of resources" and the alternative that we believe is necessary in this "human management" although speculative trends of concentration of capital are binding on any plans or state regulators global ethical management.

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  • Liviu NEAMTU & Adina NEAMTU, 2009. "A third era of management," Annals - Economy Series, Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 3, pages 7-16, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:cbu:jrnlec:y:2009:v:3:p:7-16
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