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Organizational Theories
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History of Organization Theory
Ali Asghar Abbassi Kamardi
Faculty of Management, University of Tehran
October 2019
یییُسسSocial Stream
Classic
Classical Management Theory
Adam Smith
(1723- 1790, Scotland)
- Publishing the Wealth of Nation (1776)
- Father of Economics
- Father of Capitalism
Division of Labor
Division of Labor
Karl Marx
(1818- 1883, Germany)
- Theory of Capital
- Marxian Economics
Control
Émile Durkheim
(1985- 1917, France)
- Structuring Modern Sociology
- Establishing Sociological Methodology
Modernized Sociology
Fredrick Taylor
(1856- 1915, United States)
Scientific Management
Scientific management Development
Henri Fayol
(1841- 1925, Ottoman Empire)
Administrative
Management
Mary Parker Follett
(1868- 1933, United States)
Principlism
Max Weber
(1864- 1920, Germany)
Bureaucracy
Chester Barnard
(1886- 1961, United States)
Function of Executive
Neoclassic
Human Relation Movement
Elton Mayo
(1880- 1949, Australia)
Hawthorne Experiment
Abraham Maslow
(1908- 1970, United States)
Hierarchy of Needs
David McClelland
(1917, 1998- United States)
Three Needs Theory
Douglas McGregor
(1906- 1964- United States)
Theory X
Theory Y
Theory Z
Chris Argyris
(1923- 2013, Greece)
Personality and Organization theory
Modern
Quantitative Approach
System Approach
Open- System Theory
Total Quality Management
Learning Organization
Team Building Theory
Chaos Theory
Contigency Theory
Symbolic-
Interpretive
Enactment
Theory
Social Construction of Reality
- Modernism As the Culmination of Enlightenment Project
- Modernism As a Grand Narrative
- Fragmentation
- No Best Way
- Progress Myth
- Deconstruction