The organisation. Analytical approaches regarding the organization

The organisation may be understood as an entity dominating every area of society, a structure in which “collective action is combined with cumulated abilities for the realisation of a large selection of categories of economic goods†(Vlăsceanu, 2002). The accelerated pace of the development and integration of today’s society, the technological progress, the flow of information and the dynamics of globalisation have concurred in such a way that, more and more, entities have become complex structures that are hard to define and difficult to classify in certain theoretical typologies, since they represent veritable “points of convergence for structures, technologies, human resources, groups, policies, etc.†(Hințea, 2007). Therefore, in the light of the above, and having consulted the literature, we may conclude that a consensus regarding the definition of the organisation cannot be reached, most theoreticians opting to highlight certain significations or act implications of the concept. (M100)