The Studies are theoretically inspired by the
ideas of:
- Austrian School of Economics
(Karl Menger, Fon Misses,
Hayek),
- The Theory of Property Rights
(Steve Pejovich, Andrija
Gams, etc.),
- The new institutional economics
(Ronald Couse) and
- Ideas of monetarism
(Milton Freedman).
Our starting point was the idea that economy
can’t be explained only by economics. That is the reason for
broader scientific basis of these studies and schools such as: Philosophy
of the Open Society of Karl Poper, Theory of Public
Choice (Biukanen), Psychological Theories of Management (A.
Maslou), Theory of Chaos (Physical Steve Hopking), Research
Methodology (Kun).
The intellectual bases of the studies are: Mega-trends
of Development (G. Neisbit), Experiences from Transition (V.
Klaus, J. Kornai, V. Boluerovic, Lj. Madzar); Understanding
Life (F. Dostoevsky, H. Hesse, Ibn Kaldum); Art
(Leonardo da Vinci); Laws (Valtazar Bogisic); Cultural
Evolution (Malinowski).
Studies develop a new paradigm. This means that
they develop a holistic approach (Einstein, Planck, Hopking)
instead of a mechanistic one (Newton, Descartes). They also
develop stohasticism and synergy instead of determinism, and
instead of security, they develop risk! Instead of philosophy of
closedness (Plato, Aristotle) they develop philosophy of
openness (Poper).
