INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY DISCUSSIONS IN ORGANIZATION,INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP CONTEXT

Year 2007, Volume: 7 Issue: 1, 133 - 152, 01.05.2007

Hakkı Okan Yeloğlu

Abstract

The study investigates the innovation and creativity terms which is studied in micro organization theory and takes in to consideration in individual, group and organizational context. The similarities and dissimilarities are determined by the literature survey. According to the findings of the survey, the propositions are projected as these concepts must be evaluated together

Keywords

Innovation, Creativity, Micro Organization Theory

ÖRGÜT, BİREY, GRUP BAĞLAMINDA YENİLİK ve YARATICILIK TARTIŞMALARI

Abstract

Çalışma, mikro örgüt kuramlarının incelediği yenilik ve yaratıcılık kavramlarını, birey, grup ve örgüt bağlamında ele almıştır. Yenilik ve yaratıcılık kavramlarının kendine has özellikleri ve birbirleri arasındaki benzerlikler ve farklılıklar yazın taraması yoluyla belirlenmiştir. Benzerlik ve farklılıklardan yola çıkarak farklı önerilerde bulunulmuş ve bu iki kavramın farklı bağlamlarda da ayrı ayrı olarak değil bir arada ele alınmasının gerekliliği vurgulanmıştır

Keywords

Yenilik, Yaratıcılık, Mikro Örgüt Kuramı

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