Yönetim Olgusu Bağlamında Bir Karşılaştırma Denemesi: Eski Sümer, Mısır ve Yunan Medeniyetleri

Yıl 2024, , 806 - 832, 30.09.2024

Orkhan Shirinzade , Metin Özkaral

https://doi.org/10.18074/ckuiibfd.1426673

Öz

Abstract. The evolution of management ideas has been shaped by advancements spanning from ancient times to the present. Nevertheless, it is widely acknowledged that remnants of historical methods and practices persist in contemporary management approaches. The foundation of numerous management phenomena and theories in the contemporary era has been attempted to be elucidated by drawing upon ideas and practices that may be traced back to previous epochs, including ancient times. This study utilized secondary data and employed a compilation strategy. The objective of the study is to conduct a comparative analysis of the comprehension of management and society in the Sumerian, Egyptian, and Greek civilizations, which hold significant importance in ancient history. An attempt has been made to ascertain how the concept of management was developed in these three civilizations, the reasons that influenced management, and to identify and compare the key characteristics of management in each culture. The study aims to elucidate the disparities in governance and social structure among the three civilizations. The collected data have led to the conclusion that the geography of a civilization's settlement and the cultural and religious values of its society play a crucial role in shaping the system of government.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Yönetim, Antik Çağ, Sümer, Mısır, Yunan, Administration, Antiquity, Sumer, Egyptian, Greek

Etik Beyan

Dear editor, I would like to present our article titled "A Comparison Essay in the Context of Management Phenomenon: Ancient Sumerian, Egyptian and Greek Civilizations" as a review article. This article, in whole or in part, has not been submitted for publication or published elsewhere. I declare that I have read the article, confirmed the validity and legitimacy of the data and comments, and that we accept it to be sent to the "Karatekin University Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences Journal". The content of this article is in the process of being accepted by the Journal and will not be subject to copyright, will not be sent or published elsewhere. This research did not receive any specific grant from funding agencies in the public, commercial or not-for-profit sectors. Kind regards, PhD Student Lecturer. Orhan Şirinzade

Teşekkür

We would like to thank Selçuk University English Preparatory Unit Lecturer Deniz Yürük Ulusoy for her support in translating our article into English

A Comparison Essay in the Context of the Management Phenomenon: Ancient Sumerian, Egyptian and Greek Civilizations

Öz

Abstract. The evolution of management ideas has been shaped by advancements spanning from ancient times to the present. Nevertheless, it is widely acknowledged that remnants of historical methods and practices persist in contemporary management approaches. The foundation of numerous management phenomena and theories in the contemporary era has been attempted to be elucidated by drawing upon ideas and practices that may be traced back to previous epochs, including ancient times. This study utilized secondary data and employed a compilation strategy. The objective of the study is to conduct a comparative analysis of the comprehension of management and society in the Sumerian, Egyptian, and Greek civilizations, which hold significant importance in ancient history. An attempt has been made to ascertain how the concept of management was developed in these three civilizations, the reasons that influenced management, and to identify and compare the key characteristics of management in each culture. The study aims to elucidate the disparities in governance and social structure among the three civilizations. The collected data have led to the conclusion that the geography of a civilization's settlement and the cultural and religious values of its society play a crucial role in shaping the system of government.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Administration, Antiquity, Sumer, Egyptian, Greek

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