Organizational theory for human management as a development factor to human scale

Abstract

Abstract Today, there are discussions in underdeveloped countries and even in developing ones, Latin American case, the economic halt surrounded by a sea of poverty and social exclusion, in contrast, developed countries starting from the crisis of 1929 show their growth from economic development models as a theoretical backup of the management thinking captured for management practices; proved useful to identify the contributions of development theory as the foundation of organizational theories and their impact on managerial practices as a development factor. Methodologically the research was focused on the qualitative approach to the phenomenological analysis of the data found in document reviews. The results determined that the management practices are based on classical and contemporary organizational theories centered on principles of efficiency and productivity. From contemporary theories dynamism with social and environmental approaches, its foundation the human school with the thinkers: Weber, Elton Mayo, reformists and other thinkers who considered for management practices focused on the adequacy expressed interest in the approach human-scale development.