Változatok a szakmaiság intézményesítésére: A magyar logisztikaszakma szerveződéseinek rendszere

Gábor Tamás Molnár

doi:10.14267/VEZTUD.2021.09.06

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Gábor Tamás Molnár Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7321-426X

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https://doi.org/10.14267/VEZTUD.2021.09.06

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szakmai közösség, szakmai szerveződések, üzleti szerveződések, szerveződések rendszere, logisztika

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A tanulmány alapkérdése, hogy miként intézményesülnek a szakmai közösségek. A vállalkozások és szakemberek közösségeinek érdekeit előmozdítani hivatott szakmai szerveződések gazdag irodalma ellenére keveset tudunk arról, hogy miként alakulnak ki a szakmai közösségek szintjén e szerveződések rendszerei. Az elemzés a kiegészítő elméleteken alapuló kongruenciaanalízist alkalmazza, hogy összevesse és kombinálja a szakirodalomban központi szerepű tagsági és befolyási intézményi logikák, valamint a szakmai vitákat intézményesítő intellektuális rendek régi-új elméletének magyarázóerejét. Az esettanulmány dokumentumelemzést és félig strukturált interjúkat alkalmaz egy gazdagon intézményesült és kihívásokkal szembesült közösség, a magyar logisztikaszakma szerveződési rendszerének feltárására. Az elemzés fő következtetése, hogy a három elmélet a komplex intézményesülés különböző elemeit képes megmagyarázni. A szakmai vita intellektuális rendjei és a szerveződések cserealapú intézményi logikái kölcsönhatásban fejlődnek, míg az intézményesülés legfontosabb mozgatórugója a kormányzati kontextus változékony jellege.

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