Understanding of Knowledge as a Cognitive Process within the Framework of Economic Theory of Organization
Aleksandar Kešeljević
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Aleksandar Kešeljević
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The paper looks into the (deficiency in) understanding of knowledge as a cognitive process within the economic theory of organization. The author's analysis is based on rationality. By employing the concept of rationality the least common denominator in the economic organization theory, a new understanding of economic organization theory's evolution is presented, as well as a new way of surpassing the numerous divisions in the scientific community.
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The paper looks into the (deficiency in) understanding of knowledge as a cognitive process within the economic theory of organization. The author's analysis is based on rationality. By employing the concept of rationality the least common denominator in the economic organization theory, a new understanding of economic organization theory's evolution is presented, as well as a new way of surpassing the numerous divisions in the scientific community.
Key concepts: Rationality, Process (computing), Cognition, Organizational theory, Management science, Knowledge management, Computer science, Positive economics