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Empresarialização: a lógica da gestão como modelo de organização da sociedade

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  • Ricardo Fabrício Rodrigues

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Fruto da hegemonia da esfera económica e do poder simbólico da actividade empresarial na contemporaneidade, decorre o fenómeno da empresarialização, com a sociedade a pensar-se cada vez mais como uma empresa e com diversas funções sociais a resvalarem para a tutela privada, sob os desígnios teóricos da gestão e das suas ferramentas. Este texto reflecte sociologicamente sobre as características da gestão, como disciplina, e da reengenharia, como exemplo de uma ferramenta da gestão, tendo em vista expor os limites da racionalidade que ambas expressam nas acções que empreendem.

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  • Ricardo Fabrício Rodrigues, 2010. "Empresarialização: a lógica da gestão como modelo de organização da sociedade," Working Papers wp072010, SOCIUS, Research Centre in Economic and Organisational Sociology at the School of Economics and Management (ISEG) of the University of Lisbon.
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