“Yönetim‐Organizasyon” Ders Kitaplarında Biçim ve İdeoloji

Öz

Bu çalışmanın başlıca iki amacı vardır. Birincisi, seçilmiş “yönetim‐organizasyon” ders kitapları‐ nın biçimlerinin okunabilirlik, içerik, literatür kullanımı mercek altına alınmasıdır. İkincisi ise, seçilen iki konuda ‐güçlendirme ve küçülme‐ kullandıkları dilden hareketle bu ders kitapların‐ da açık veya örtülü olarak sinmiş ideolojiyi açığa çıkarmaktır. Kullandıkları dilin incelenmesi sonucunda bütün kitapların liberal‐kapitalist ideolojinin ve söylemin etkisi altında oldukları ve yönetim‐organizasyon alanındaki alternatif görüşleri ihmal ettikleri ortaya konmuştur. Yine görülmüştür ki bu kitapların biçimlerinde önemli eksiklikler vardır ve bu alanda acilen bazı aka‐ demik norm ve gayrı resmi düzenlemelerin geliştirilmesi gerekmektedir

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Biçim, ideoloji, yönetim‐ organizasyon ders kitapları.

Format and Ideology on “Management‐ Organization” Textbooks

Öz

The aim of this study is twofold: first, to scrutinize the formats readability, contents, literature usage of the selected “management‐ organization” textbooks and second, to explore the ideology extrinsically or intrinsically inherited within those textbooks by examining the language they apply in two selected topics, Empowerment and Downsizing. By examining the language they use, it is found out that all the textbooks are under the influence of liberal‐ capitalist ideology and discourse and neglect alternative approaches to” management‐ organization” subject matter. It is also found out that their formats are so poor that some academic norms and codes urgently needed to be developed.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Format,ideology,management‐organization textbooks.

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