Various academic disciplines have relevance to the study of enterprise. In this section, I list a number of them. I'm sure there are others to be considered, and I will do so if anyone brings them to my attention. The best we can hope from this section is representativeness, not completeness, but over time I aspire to be completely representative!
** Right now this whole section is under construction. Do not waste your time following the links below. In time I will come back to fill in this section, and remove this note **
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Business has been at pains to be more environmentally aware. But the real movement is toward businesses that are addressing environmental issues as their own actual remit. The study of ecology is important for any real efforts towards sustainability of enterprise, and the contribution of enterprises to overall human and marketplace sustainability.
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Economics is an overarching discipline that studies the economic sphere that forms the basic environment within enterprises operate. Economics also operates in the physical world, represented by ecology and related disciplines. But, enterprises are largely economic systems, so that the disciplines and thinkers of economics are especially relevant.
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Nobel prize winner (shared) in 2009 whose work is based on the notion of the firm and its formative forces and governance. This builds on the work of of Ronald Coase and others, and is a body of work at the very heart of enterprisology.
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This may seem an inversion, but from the point of view of enterprise, the study of physics relates to forces of nature and the useful endeavors to control them in structures.
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This may seem an inversion, but from the point of view of enterprise, the study of chemistry relates to the properties of materials, particularly their useful properties.
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