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A Conceptual Framework of the Transformation of Management Systems: The Case of BulgariaEmanuela TodevaUniversity of Surrey 1997 Electronic Proceedings of EAM 1997 Bi-annual International Conference, “Europe Towards the 21st Century: Convergence and Divergence”, David Kent, ed., Dublin, Ireland, June 15-19, 1997 Abstract: The theoretical conceptualisation of management has produced a vast number of categories that have been used to underpin a variety of interpretative frameworks. This paper is a continuation of the efforts to create management models as simplified representations of the reality and as comprehensive cognitive maps (Todeva, 1996). An attempt is made to reconcile different paradigms and to establish a conceptual framework for management system analysis. The model is used to interpret the changes in management practices in Bulgaria during the period of economic and political transformation.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 11 Keywords: management systems, managerial practices, Bulgaria, transition in eastern Europe, institutional framework, transformation, convergence, business strategies, organisational structure, authority relations, comparative analysis JEL Classification: P21, P41, H11, L1, L5, M1 working papers seriesDate posted: September 8, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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