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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, Socio-Economics Research Centre at the School of Economics and Management (ISEG) of the Technical University of Lisbon.
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