ADM4020 - Estudos Organizacionais II

Carga Horária

Docentes responsáveis
Andrea Leite Rodrigues
Carlos Eduardo de Freitas Vian
Decio Zylbersztajn
Heliani Berlato dos Santos
Luciano Mendes
Vivian Lara dos Santos Silva Rossignolo

Objetivo
O objetivo da disciplina é apresentar as diversas teorias que relacionem indivíduos, organizações e
economia e são difundidas nos estudos organizacionais, tais como: teorias econômicas, economia das
organizações, análises econômicas, economia e mercado e estratégias e organizações.
Na segunda parte do curso, serão apresentadas as diversas teorias que relacionem organizações e os
negócios e são difundidas nos estudos organizacionais, tais como: teorias organizacionais, teoria da
contingência, teoria da ecologia organizacional, teoria da aprendizagem organizacional e cultura
organizacional.

Conteúdo
Evolução das teorias econômicas, Diversas teorias sobre a racionalidade econômica, economia das
organizações, análises econômicas, economia e mercado e estratégias e organizações. Evolução das
teorias organizacionais, teoria da contingência, teoria da ecologia organizacional, teoria da
aprendizagem organizacional e cultura organizacional.

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