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Los estudios organizacionales: un complemento para el estudio de la gestión social

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El artículo recoge una reflexión producto del proyecto de tesis doctoral “Construcción intersubjetiva de la gestión social en la ciudad de Medellín” sobre los principales aspectos que hacen de los estudios organizacionales un complemento para avanzar en el campo de la gestión social, la cual ha sido tradicionalmente abordada desde la administración pública. Se plantea cómo éstos, al tener una perspectiva interdisciplinaria y trascender la mirada de la organización hacia el estudio de los fenómenos culturales, políticos, económicos y sociales –de naturaleza aparentemente no organizacional–, contribuyen a la conceptualización de la gestión de servicios sociales públicos, la cual no está centrada en la acción de una sola organización sino en la del conjunto de las organizaciones de la sociedad civil organizada. Para dar cuenta de ello, en primer lugar se explica qué es la gestión social, luego se exponen algunos de los principales aportes de las teorías organizacionales, haciendo énfasis en los aspectos que dan origen a los estudios organizacionales. Posteriormente se presentan los aportes de los estudios organizacionales a la investigación en gestión social, y por último se plantean las conclusiones. Organizational Studies: A Complement to the Study of Social Management The article presents a reflection resulting from the PhD project “Construction intersubjective social management in the city of Medellin”, on the main aspects that turn the organizational studies into a complement in order to advance in the field of social management, addressed by tradition from the public. The article suggest how these aspects, which have an interdisciplinary perspective and look beyond the organization towards the study of phenomena different cultural, political, economic, social, among others, and whose nature is apparently non organizational, contribute to the conceptualization of social services management public which is not centered on the action of a single organization, but on the whole of the associations belonging to the civil society. In order to account for this, the article explains what is the social management, then discusses some of the main contributions made by the organizational theories, emphasizing aspects that give rise to organizational studies; after that, the article presents the contributions made by the organizational studies to the research in social management; finally, the conclusions are presented.

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  • María Edith Morales Mosquera, 2012. "Los estudios organizacionales: un complemento para el estudio de la gestión social," Revista Ad-Minister, Universidad EAFIT, October.
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    Keywords

    Gestión; gestión social; servicios sociales públicos y estudios organizacionales; management; social management; social services; public and organizational studies.;
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    JEL classification:

    • L31 - Industrial Organization - - Nonprofit Organizations and Public Enterprise - - - Nonprofit Institutions; NGOs; Social Entrepreneurship
    • M10 - Business Administration and Business Economics; Marketing; Accounting; Personnel Economics - - Business Administration - - - General

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