Sosyal Bilimlerde “Sınır Kapsamı” Rolü

Year 2010, Issue: 18, 24 - 33, 01.04.2010

Evren Ayrancı

Abstract

Bu makalede sosyal bilimlerde sıkça konu edilen “sınır kapsamı” rolü ele alınmıştır. Yabancı kaynaklarda sınır kapsamı rolü hakkında çalışmalar olduğu halde ülkemizde konunun nadir bir şekilde dikkate alındığı ve sadece bir ders konusu olarak kısaca anlatıldığı görülmüştür. Bu makale ile sınır kapsamı rolü hakkında daha detaylı bilgi verilmesi amaçlanmaktadır

Keywords

Sınır kapsamı, rol, sosyal bilimler, grup, takım

“Boundary Spanning” Role in Social Sciences

Abstract

In this article “boundary spanning” role, which is frequently subjected in social sciences, was taken into consideration. It was seen that although there are studies about boundary spanning role in foreign sources, the subject is considered rarely and is only told briefly as a lesson subject in our country. With this article, it is aimed to give more detailed information about boundary spanning role

Keywords

Boundary spanning, role, social sciences, group, team

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