Monographs • Political journalism

Neprofitni autopoetski sustavi

Marija Ovsenik, Milan Ambrož

In the monograph, the leading author looks for new ways of organizing that will shape the possibilities of effective and successful satisfaction of common needs at the social level in the future.

Through comparative analysis, he concludes that the welfare state is a very complex concept that strongly depends on economic and social development. The main author sees the possibilities of meeting common needs in the autopoietic potential of non-profit systems that are able to operate effectively in a complex environment and effectively fulfill common goals. In his empirical work, the leading author empirically analyzes the strength of solidarity and orientation towards the common good at the level of Slovenian society.

Translation

Mladen Knežević

Editor

Vanja Monti Graovac

Illustrations

Josip Graovac

Graphics design

Josip Graovac

Dimensions

23 x 16 cm

Pages

167

Publisher

Alinea, Zagreb, 1999.

Distribution: 700 copies

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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