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Artigos de revistas sobre o assunto "Socjotechnika"
Scheffs, Łukasz. "Socjotechnika władzy". Przegląd Politologiczny, n.º 1 (15 de março de 2016): 35. http://dx.doi.org/10.14746/pp.2016.21.1.3.
Texto completo da fonteŁukasik, Mariusz. "Socjotechnika antykonsumpcji w warunkach globalizacji". Środkowoeuropejskie Studia Polityczne, n.º 1 (15 de junho de 2008): 253. http://dx.doi.org/10.14746/ssp.2008.1.12.
Texto completo da fontePawełczyk, Piotr. "Socjotechnika lęku – zastosowanie w XXI wieku". Przegląd Politologiczny, n.º 1 (2 de abril de 2019): 39–47. http://dx.doi.org/10.14746/pp.2019.24.1.3.
Texto completo da fonteBrzosko-Sermak, Agnieszka. "SOCIAL ENGENEERING IN SPATIAL ECONOMY". Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, n.º 504 (2018): 21–28. http://dx.doi.org/10.15611/pn.2018.504.02.
Texto completo da fonteZłocka, Anna Maria. "Christopher Hadnagy, Socjotechnika. Sztuka zdobywania władzy nad umysłami". Studia Politologiczne 2019, n.º 54 (20 de novembro de 2019): 300–304. http://dx.doi.org/10.33896/spolit.2019.54.12.
Texto completo da fonteScheffs, Łukasz. "O socjotechnicznych, a także prakseologicznych korzeniach doradztwa politycznego". Środkowoeuropejskie Studia Polityczne, n.º 4 (22 de maio de 2019): 187–204. http://dx.doi.org/10.14746/ssp.2016.4.12.
Texto completo da fonteOpalska-Kasprzak, Agata, e Wojciech Andrzej Kasprzak. "Inżynieria społeczna jako narzędzie cyberprzestępcy — analiza kryminologiczna i kryminalistyczna". PRZEGLĄD POLICYJNY 4, n.º 144 (27 de dezembro de 2021): 190–201. http://dx.doi.org/10.5604/01.3001.0015.6778.
Texto completo da fontePasiut, Judyta. "Socjotechnika i jej konsekwencje w wyborach samorządowych z 2014 roku – przykłady wybranych miast województwa małopolskiego". Polityka i Społeczeństwo 13, n.º 4 (2015): 25–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.15584/polispol.2015.4.2.
Texto completo da fonteKonečný, Stanislav. "Polityka publiczna lub narodziny (nowej) nauki". Studia i Analizy Nauk o Polityce, n.º 2 (22 de dezembro de 2020): 47–76. http://dx.doi.org/10.31743/sanp.11467.
Texto completo da fonteSedláček, Jan. "Adam Podgórecki, Zasady socjotechniki". AUC PHILOSOPHICA ET HISTORICA 1968, n.º 4 (16 de janeiro de 2018): 113–18. http://dx.doi.org/10.14712/24647055.2018.175.
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Zamana, Jakub. "Socjotechnika i styl działania partii Prawo i Sprawiedliwość w latach 2005-2007". Doctoral thesis, 2018. https://depotuw.ceon.pl/handle/item/2635.
Texto completo da fonteThe thesis deals with the sociotechnics and style of operation of the political party Prawo i Sprawiedliwość (PiS) during the electoral campaign and the party's rule in 2005-2007. The main purpose of the thesis has been an attempt at defining the specific style of political activity of PiS, and at “stocktaking” and classification (from the viewpoint of sociotechnical concepts) of that party's specific repertoire of methods, tactics and means. Within that task, as the key to the analysis, the author has used the sociotechnical categories of persuasion, stratagem, provocation, constraint, suggestion , as well as the methods based on image creation with accreditation, self presentation, self promotion and discrediting. The intention was to demonstrate the relationship between the range of means applied and the strategy, tactics, mentality and style of operation of the discussed political circles. This is the difference between the present author's approach to the discussed phenomenon and the focus on ideological, policy or institutional aspects as such. The task was to capture the motivational or instrumental relationship between the ideas and principles declares by PiS politicians and their specific method and style of operation. The author aims at verifying the hypothesis that in Poland’s modern cabinet-parliamentary democracy, the use in practice of the political sociotechnics mechanisms as well as creation of one’s own style of operation to win over and to keep voters is gaining importance. The author has aimed at demonstrating that sociotechnics in practice means application of many different methods of influencing others: persuasion, stratagem, provocation, suggestion, constraint, as well as accreditation, self presentation, self promotion and discrediting. In other words, this involves a departure from the simplified conception of sociotechnics solely in the categories of manipulation. It has been the author’s intention to demonstrate and prove that sociotechnics is a method of influencing others based on a repertoire of many different mechanisms and tools. Besides, another task has been an attempt at synthesis of the specific (ideological and pragmatic) style of operation with a range of methods of governance, cooperation and confrontation. In the thesis, the author confronts the strategies of operation, policy assumptions and declarations as well as projects with decision making mechanisms, marketing, PR as well as spontaneity and calculation in political activity. The author believes that the analysis, carried out in the thesis, of the methods and planes of exerting influence used by PiS politicians during the party's first rule provides the answer to the research question posed - the question about the party's specific nature of operation, the repertoire of its methods of governance and political competition, leadership model, and ties with its followers.
Wojniak, Justyna. "Globalne społeczeństwo sieciowe jako ponowoczesna przestrzeń socjotechniki politycznej". Praca doktorska, 2010. http://ruj.uj.edu.pl/xmlui/handle/item/41510.
Texto completo da fonteBurzyński, Robert. "Metafory jako narzędzie poznania polityki i oddziaływania politycznego". Doctoral thesis, 2013. https://depotuw.ceon.pl/handle/item/359.
Texto completo da fonteThe main research aim of this thesis is, as the title indicates, attempt to answer two questions. Firstly, what is the application of metaphor in the language of science theories which explain the essence of and mechanism behind politics? Also, to what extent can metaphors be a tool of conceptualization and systematization of phenomena? This thesis refers to papers that classify metaphors according to cognition schemes, theoretical models and paradigms. What is the benefit of contemporary sciences of linguistics, psychology, or sociology to political scientists? The answer to this question leads to typology of functions performed by metaphors in political science or in political action and is linked with generic typology of metaphors. Secondly, what is the application of metaphor in popular thinking and in political rhetoric: to what extent it is a form of expression and to what degree a tool of agitation or even indoctrination, self-promotion, polemics, and opponent’s discredit? Polish political life, as well as legal and customary framework of parliamentary democracy, serves as a context in which the author devotes special attention to practical meaning of metaphor in political struggle and propaganda efforts between parties and also in marketing strategies and campaigns. In addition, the author considers the reasons and limits of electors’ susceptibility to metaphorical argumentation in political debates and polemics. What makes this issue interesting is the fact that most of this process lies beyond the voters’ conscious control. Thus, it seems that proper diagnosis and understanding is vital for audiences’ greater reflection on the process itself, which in turn could lead to a decrease of their susceptibility to abuse and manipulation. Apart from basic assumptions that metaphors can be used as a subtle methodological instrument of scientific research into political mechanisms and that metaphors are a suggestive and potent tool of political communication, at the same time being a way of controlling political behaviour, the author also assumes and sets out to prove the hypothesis that metaphor attains a special meaning in the conditions of “post-politics”, that is a situation where politics is dominated by power technology, struggle at the expense of ideology and political programme, and by overpowering manipulation tendencies. The author of this thesis assumes that lack of dialogue and explanation of difficult content caused by shortage of time, mental brevity, means of communication (but also technocratic and authoritarian hidden agendas) in situations that require medial response, metaphor turns out to be a useful tool of political influence. The author points out that metaphors in politics may not only be means of persuasion, but also of manipulation, or even means of symbolic violence. Thus, they belong not only to rhetoric, but also to eristic; they not only help to win over supporters but also to disorient neutral audience, to stigmatize and discriminate the opponents. The use of metaphor is vast: they help to arouse interest, build trust and reputation, but also to discredit the opponents. We find them in etiquettes, allusions, explicit statements, but also ambiguous ones (especially ironical), in factual declarations, but also in catchwords and clichés. In his thesis the author presents many functions of political metaphor and their typology is further diversified by the vastness of means of expression.
Pałyska, Krystian. "Ryzyko i zarządzanie ryzykiem w działalności politycznej. Doświadczenia Polski i Japonii". Doctoral thesis, 2020. https://depotuw.ceon.pl/handle/item/3624.
Texto completo da fonteThe text is devoted to the essence of the concept of risk, the conditions of its perception, and the means used in politics to manage risk in a networked, multi-faceted political game. Risk has always been a part of human life, accompanying people wherever hopes, plans and aspirations to achieve the desired goal collide with the ignorance of the factors that allow it to be achieved. From the beginning of history, the subject of fear for the future, uncertainty, and nowadays risk was discussed by philosophers, artists and scientists as one of the most important and in fact the closest to man in his difficult life. Although nowadays in the conditions of technological progress and globalization, man must be less afraid of threats that have been taking a deadly harvest in the past such as wars and mass epidemics, the modern world more than ever before is associated with threats and risks. However, this is a risk of a different kind, related to the shape of our reality, modernization and globalization processes, significant acceleration or even technological revolution affecting social relations, increased uncertainty in economic relations and above all with the increase of our knowledge and awareness in the area of threats, resulting in a paradoxical increase of the anxiety. All these factors affect the shape of the political situation both at the international, state and local levels. This is because more and more entities are taking part in the political game, including governments, public institutions and politicians who are traditionally involved in this game, but also transnational actors such as international organizations and institutions, various economic entities including international corporations and even individual entrepreneurs with influence, social organizations, non-governmental organizations, and finally social movements organized every year thanks to the advanced communication technologies. In such conditions it can be quickly noticed that the hierarchical relationships that have been in force so far are being replaced more often by parallel and network relationships and that the political relations are increasingly mixed with social, economic, media and even personal relations between specific people in political positions or with high authority. Furthermore, it is impossible not to notice the slow but progressive loss of control over the environment by entities traditionally perceived as actors of the political scene and involved in the processes of struggle for power, in governance and administration, who seem to have less and less influence along with the increase in the number of conditions of these processes in a more and more complex and less predictable political and socio-economic reality. All of this should make us think deeply about the contemporary boundaries of political subjectivity and the responsibility of politicians which seem to be subject to erosion from day to day in an increasingly less predictable environment. Such a situation generates a huge risk for both: the entities conducting political activity and for the communities governed by them. This risk results not only from a drop in controllability of social and economic systems associated with an increase in the number of conditions, but also from an increase in the likelihood of serious mistakes in political activity itself. Considering the essence of politics as an organizational activity for very complex systems such errors may have very far-reaching and unpredictable consequences, especially in the modern world full of threats both new and potential or unpredictable, as well as those known for ages, although currently experiencing a "Second youth" under new conditions. Politicians who face them on their own behalf and for their communities, are much more than anyone else exposed to their consequences. The dissertation is devoted to these last issues with the aim of analyzing the theoretical dimension, the practical occurrence and management of risk in politics. In the political field which consists of complex networks of political, economic and social relations, etc., it is impossible to function without the awareness of the existence of multiple risks and without mechanisms to manage this risk. Knowledge of these issues and the skills associated with them more and more often should accompany politicians and political parties on a daily basis and not only during periods of greatest crises. They must also become one of the criteria for assessing candidates for political positions, political forces fighting in power elections and the effectiveness of the official administration. Therefore, it is more and more important to carry out comprehensive analysis of the structure and nature of risk and risk management procedures in the field of politics and at policy level, perception of responsibility among politicians in terms of their functions and the sense of threat and fear in societies and its impact on political choices . The ambition of this work is both to highlight the above-mentioned issues and fill some gaps existing in this area. The basic research goal of the text will be to explain how the risk in politics should be understood, what means are available for decision-makers in politics compared to other spheres of life and how effectively and on what scale policy makers use these means. To achieve these goals, the author raises a number of issues illustrating and explaining, among others the nature and origin of threats, the problem of the lack of predictability of events and the resulting uncertainty, the impact of culture and psychology on the perception of risk and the choice of preventive measures. He also attempts to construct definitions and classifications of political risk in contrast to the generally understood risk occurring in politics. The main research questions of the dissertation are in fact questions about the scope and scale of risk occurring in political activity and politics in general and about the existence and application of risk management systems. Therefore, the main hypothesis made by the author is the recognition of political activity as "high risk activity" characterized by the large scale and multi-faceted nature of the threats encountered, as well as the assumption that risk management in political activity is based rather on the selection of individual mechanisms for counteracting threats and only after achieving a certain degree of detail, i.e. in the public administration, it takes the form that can be called a “risk management system”. The author also adopts a number of auxiliary hypotheses to help answer the main research questions: 1. Threats and risks in politics are related to its characteristics as an organizational sphere for other very complex areas of social life, which means that the dangers appearing in these areas are subject to a kind of transmission to the policy and politics areas becoming a political object, i.e. the topic of public debate and a premise for the evaluation of politicians and the state apparatus. 2. The structure of a given community, organization or institution has an impact on the nature of threats which this community, organization or institution faces, determining the risk management measures being applied. 3. In society and in political relations organized on the principles of a network of relations, information about risk becomes a resource subject to all network laws and further dangers arise in the public space most often on the principles of emergence. 4. Culture, including political culture, influences the perception of threats and risks, shaping the way they are understood and determining the choice of risk management methods. 5. The understanding and management of risk in politics is influenced by the understanding of the idea of responsibility both among people engaged in public activity and in the governed community. The subject of the dissertation presented in this way provokes a number of additional research questions, to which the author tries to find answers during the research carried out in the presented dissertation: 1. Where does the risk in politics come from? Are these only threats acquired from other areas of social life, or can they be generated in politics alone? 2. Can every risk be accurately predicted and estimated? What are the limits of predictability of threats? 3. What are the differences between risk types depending on the type of organizational structure? 4. How can the risk be collective and how can it have an individual character? 5. What are the dependencies between risk and decision making in political activity? 6. What is the difference between risk management in the sphere of policy and risk management in the economy? Are there any differences between risk management at different levels of politics and government? 7. Can risk management be referred to the activity of political social engineering that exploits and arouses anxiety in recipients? 8. What affects the decision environment of the policy in the area of risk management? 9. How much influence cultural conditions have on the risk management process? In order to achieve the above-defined goals and answer to the questions posed, the dissertation moves between the cybernetic and interpretative paradigm, using the achievements of both perspectives. The first of them is invaluable when addressing issues related to sources of uncertainty and risk occurring in politics. It allows to broaden the research perspective on the analysis of channels and communication networks or information flows (including threats) and explains the mechanisms of spreading the information. On the other hand, the interpretation perspective has a whole range of tools to study the phenomenon of giving meaning to the social environment, without which there can be no question of effectively investigating the issue of cultural influences on the perception of threats and decision making. In the area of methodology, the assumptions of the work represent the interdisciplinary approach characteristic of the political science. The analysis carried out for the purposes of this dissertation was primarily of a qualitative nature, covering mainly the analysis and criticism of the literature (including sources). The decision method was used mainly when analyzing risk management methods. The systemic method (in the perspective of types of organizational structures), historical and institutional method (when assessing cultural, historical and legal conditions of perception and risk management) as well as elements of the comparative method (in the field of cultural differences between the civilization circles) were also used as auxiliary methods. The first chapter addresses the causes of the chaotic nature of the world and the issue of factors limiting the possibilities of predicting the future. This problem has been studied for a long time on the basis of sciences, mathematics and physics, which have developed some theories and tools used today in areas related to politics, the most well-known of which are statistics and probability calculus. In this area, the chapter is intended not only to provide specific methods for testing risk and uncertainty, but also to answer the question why it is so difficult to predict the future and what factors affect it. Another issue will be to identify the essence of threats to political activity. The concept of danger remains crucial for understanding risk but these are not identical concepts and the definitional differences cited in this part of the dissertation will then be used in further parts of the work to create a definition of political risk and risk in politics. This chapter will also be a place for description of social and political reality, represented by the perspective of political networks and the theory of complexity which have a great potential in describing the social reality of the "technological revolution" explaining also the rapid increase in the number of threats to the stability of modern political systems. Finally, the author will present the characteristics of hierarchical structures in comparison with network structures in order to compare their organizational features and compare typical threats to them in subsequent parts of the work. The second chapter discusses the issue of development of theoretical perspectives, definitions and approaches to the risk and risk management issues developed by the most important fields of social sciences and humanities including philosophy, psychology, sociology, management and economics and decision theory which very important for risk management. This chapter will review the most important philosophical, sociological and psychological concepts concerning risk, its formation, perception and socialization as well as the relationship between risk and decisions, including political ones. Among the raised issues there will be also the evolution of the philosophical concepts of change and cognition, risk objectification, the impact of cultural patterns on the perception of risk, risk as an element of social engineering, reasons for taking risks and the issue of hazard. The third chapter will be an attempt to define two types of risk occurring in politics, i.e. strictly political risk and generally understood risk in politics. It also presents the issue of the influence of political culture on the reception of threats and risks in politics, and is a kind of proposal for a typology of political risk on several levels. Finally, it presents conditions for the creation of specific types of risk in network and hierarchical structures. In the fourth chapter, the author attempts to define the general definition of risk management in the field of the achievements of economic and management sciences. The chapter is also an attempt to review the practices and methods of risk management in the area of management and economics, with particular emphasis on the financial sector as the one in which the largest institutionalization of the concept of risk and the principles of its management took place. At the very end, this chapter presents also the characteristics of risk management based on the division of organizational structures. The fifth chapter is devoted in detail to risk management in politics both as a way of avoiding or insuring against the effects of risk and the way how to use it in political struggle, either through social engineering based on causing fear or the entire policy focused on conflict management. The chapter addresses these issues both in the context of politics understood as a struggle for power and in the functioning of public administration. The author attempts to define the concept of risk management in politics and to evaluate the methods of this management at various levels of political activity as well as governance and administration. At this point, the issue of the definition and scope of responsibility of politicians for the decisions they make which is the basis for their risk management strategies, was also addressed. Finally, the sixth and seventh chapter are an attempt to outline the role of the civilizational and cultural circle, including political culture, in the perception of threats and then in the selection and application of risk management methods. As examples, two countries from different cultural backgrounds that share a similar political system will serve here: Poland and Japan. The sixth chapter will cover issues such as the impact of culture on the decision-making environment and perception of risk and threats, the role of the media in shaping attitudes towards risk and perceptions of threats and change management models. The author focuses on cultural differences between these countries and their impact on the perception of threats and risks, which will also determine the choice of methods for risk management. The seventh chapter, in turn, is an attempt to outline the impact of culture on the perception of the risk management process itself and the responsibility for political decisions connected with it. The aim of the chapter is both to raise the issue of cultural differences in the area of the sense of responsibility of the effects of political activity, and to compare the characteristics of individualistic and collectivist culture in the perspective of risk management. It will also be an opportunity to view culturally-conditioned differences in the functioning of public administration in both countries. A hypothesis presented at the beginning according to which the policy is a high-risk activity in which measures to minimize the effects of threats (i.e. risk management) are used depending on the needs, creating a system only to a certain degree of detail allowed in the course of work to justify. However, apart from specifying the nature of risk, also the availability of resources and the goal of the actions will decide about the existence and the shape of such a risk management system. Individual politicians will tend to use complex systems properly only on the occasion of election campaigns for higher state offices and to a certain extent local ones, on a daily basis moving the burden of coherent risk management related to the media message to political parties. In fact, the risk in politics is related to both: external factors in politics, adopted in other fields, such as economics, ecology, science, etc., as well as to the political and administrative decisions themselves. All these spheres are connected in terms of risk and transmission of threats so much that often a threat arising in one area has its unforeseen effects in others. The absorption of these threats in the sphere of politics is primarily due to its characteristics as an area of organization for other areas of life. Unfortunately, it is impossible to foresee all these threats, which results from the complexity of the network of relations between actors on the political scene as well as the sphere of politics and other fields. The problem here is the number of variables, such as environmental factors and the actions of other actors, each of which indirectly in the long term, can have an impact on the development of a threatening situation. This makes prediction possible only to the point where indirect factors do not start to influence the situation more than the primary factors that have direct impact on it. The types and scale of threats and risks faced by organizations (including political ones) depend in a straight line on the nature of their structure. Less flexible hierarchical organizational model makes the structure susceptible to fluctuations of the external situation, while the lack of a sufficient procedures in the network organization can generate internal conflicts and make the organization fall apart from the inside. Therefore, the choice of the degree of flexibility of a political organization depends both on the nature of the aspirations within the organization and on environmental influences. Furthermore, organizations in the modern world should be understood more as a process which has already been noticed in the field of economics and practice of enterprises, although it has not yet become common in political practice which is also weighing on the stability of the political sphere. The extraordinary phenomenon of risk itself includes both collective and individual character. The huge scale of transmission of information about threats can very easily make the risk for an individual be taken away and assimilated by the whole community, just as the risk for the community is often perceived as a personal risk for each of its members. This is due to the huge, especially in recent times, awareness of threats and the need to feel safe. The concept of security is of key importance for the policy for two main reasons. First of all, the great sense of uncertainty associated with the changes accelerating in every field of reality increases the need to seek security, certainty and stability which are expected from the policy and the state apparatus. Therefore secondly, security itself becomes an argument in the public debate about such a high power of destruction that most often closes the way for further discussion (which is being used widely in politics). All this leads to further threats, resulting this time from the political decisions themselves and their consequences both anticipated and unforeseen. In this context, the choice of methods and scale of risk management processes will depend on the nature of the risk. Politics is in a special position because, due to its nature and diversity and the complexity of processes that it should regulate, it must have the largest scale of selection of risk management methods. In essence however, the availability of methods here is also dependent on the tasks, responsibilities and limitations in the resources. The activity of individual politicians would look differently that the one in the perspective of entire groups. Other means will be also implemented in the government and other in public administrations. Not all manifestations of risk management will also deserve this name, but only those that form a coherent strategy of using risk prevention methods, although this function may not be the only one that the given method possesses (e.g. social engineering based on anxiety does not have to be a manifestation of risk management). It is also worth mentioning the huge influence of culture on the understanding of risk and the choice of risk management methods. This is because culture creates a kind of cognitive filters that determine the perception of the surrounding world. If we understand the social environment as superior, and perceive ourselves more as a member of a community with a specific place in the social structure, we will identify much more with the threats concerning the whole social group or society to which we belong. Similarly, if the natural conditions accustom us to the danger, we will not be so willing to exaggerate the risk on a daily basis. All of this will also translate into political decisions, because the risk assessment and the choice of risk management methods are an inseparable component of political decisions and are subject to cultural conditioning on an equal basis. The conclusions made from the above considerations make us think deeply about the subjectivity of political activities in today's globalized and increasingly complex world. The technological revolution facilitating communication and access to knowledge, created a new type of recipient of political content and contributed to a significant acceleration of the speed of social processes. This must have its consequences for the sphere of politics which must respond to any emerging threat in the public space for the interests of the community expressed by social needs. These needs will force politicians in future to take on more and more commitments in the protection of the communities they govern, which will result in an even higher level of risk and uncertainty in the sphere of politics. It will also have an impact on politicians who, even with experts and the entire state apparatus behind them, are not always able to manage the risk properly. Lack of information about possible risks already now forces them to fill these gaps with a message of a marketing nature being sometimes highly manipulative and provocative and in the worst variants - conflicting governed community. Only on the ability of politicians themselves to predict threats, to respond flexibly and to balance between security and individual human rights, depends maintaining the current political order. The future will show whether the trends outlined above can be reversed. Political risk in its broad sense should be treated as a meta-term and the main direction of research rather than a curiosity or a narrow field of research of other fields of science. Taking into account a small number of political studies of this increasingly important phenomenon the author hopes that this work will be one of the voices in the discussion and a challenge of future research.
Livros sobre o assunto "Socjotechnika"
Socjotechnika: Zagadnienia etyczne i prakseologiczne. Wrocław: Zakład Narodowy im. Ossolińskich, Wydawn. Polskiej Akademii Nauk, 1986.
Encontre o texto completo da fonteBaranski, Janusz. Socjotechnika, miedzy magia a analogia. Krakow: Wyd-wo Uniwersytetu Jagiellonskiego, 2001.
Encontre o texto completo da fonteSocjotechnika, między magią a analogią: Szkice o masowej perswazji w PRL-u i III RP. Kraków: Wydawn. Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, 2001.
Encontre o texto completo da fonteski, Dariusz Dolin. Psychologia wp¿ywu spo¿ecznego. Wroc¿aw: Towarzystwo Przyjacio ¿ Ossolineum, 2000.
Encontre o texto completo da fontePawełczyk, Piotr. Dwa oblicza socjotechniki. Poznań: Wydawn. Nauk. Instytutu Nauk Politycznych i Dziennikarstwa Uniwersytetu im. Adama Mickiewicza, 2006.
Encontre o texto completo da fonteCapítulos de livros sobre o assunto "Socjotechnika"
Kurczewski, Jacek. "Uwagi o socjotechnice i socjotechnikach stosowanych". In Kwestia społeczna u progu XXI wieku. Księga jubileuszowa dla Profesor Józefiny Hrynkiewicz. Warsaw University Press, 2015. http://dx.doi.org/10.31338/uw.9788323520979.pp.343-357.
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