Theories and perspectives in business administration
Ulla Eriksson-Zetterquist; Magnus Hansson; Fredrik Nilsson; Johan Alvehus; Helén Anderson; Charlotta Bay; Anna Bengtson; Emilia Florin Samuelsson; Peter Frii; Mikael Gidhagen; Nanna Gillberg; Jan Greve; Linda Höglund; Tobias Johansson; Hans Kjellberg; Hans Knutsson; Johnny Lind; Eva Lindell; Susanne Lundholm; Maria Norbäck; Cecilia Pahlberg; Jens Rennstam; Ebba B:dotter Sjögren; Pamela Schultz Nybacka; Alexander Styhre; Oscar Stålnacke; Peter Svensson; David Sörhammar; Fredrik Tell; Sofia Ulver; Linda Wedlin; Peter Öhman
Studentlitteratur AB
2020
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Business administration is a scientific field described as complex, diverse, and eclectic. Acknowledging the multiplicity of the field and the many challenges faced by students of business administration, there is a need for a book on theories and perspectives and how they can be applied. This book outlines a broad set of contemporary and frequently used theories and perspectives. Based on a selection conducted through a survey and discussions with colleagues, sixteen theories and perspectives are presented by the contributing authors. The book covers both a tradition based on the assumption of economic man and the more interpretivist-oriented traditions. It addresses undergraduate and graduate students who want to apply a specific theory or perspective to study phenomena within the field of business administration research.
