Titlebook: Wisdom, Knowledge, and Management:; A Critique and Analy John P. Gigch (Professor Emeritus) Book 2006 Springer-Verlag New York 2006 Entrepr

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Epistemic HumilityIf our knowledge of the world is always filtered, interpreted and (in important ways) ‘constructed’ by our . faculties then we can never know things as they truly are and we are forced to accept a degree of humility with respect to our ‘scientific’ pronouncements.

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May the Whole Earth Be HappyAppreciation of different viewpoints is the starting point for better management

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Churchman’s Contributions to the Advancement of Management Sciencehad on the Swedish systems movement. This summary written fifteen years ago emphasizes the thinking revolution which CWC’s ideas brought about. These ideas are still relevant today. For a summary of CWC’s epistemological views refer to van Gigch (2003) who presents these ideas in the context of a re

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Expanding Churchman’s Philosophical Discoursealytical tools must take into account purposeful approaches as well as the cultural context in which actions take place. We envisage “beauty” in this sequential contextualization..These systems require a double control:.A ., visible in its organizations and authorities, which provide purposes and re

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