Leonid A. Tutov, Alexander A. Izmaylov Management Science in the Interdisciplinary Space: From Systems Thinking to Digital Management

DOI: 10.38050/2078-3809-2026-18-2-9-19

Abstract

The article provides a philosophical and methodological analysis of interdisciplinarity as a key factor in the development of contemporary management science. It is shown that the transition from classical rationalistic and systems-based models to digital management is driven by the growing complexity of socio-economic systems, increasing uncertainty, and the need to integrate heterogeneous scientific approaches. Interdisciplinarity is interpreted not as a mechanical borrowing of methods from related disciplines, but as a specific type of scientific rationality characteristic of the post-nonclassical stage of science. The authors argue that further development of management science requires deeper methodological synthesis combined with disciplinary rigor and philosophical reflection.

Keywords: management science, interdisciplinarity, management methodology, systems approach, digital management.

JEL: B40, M10, O30, A12, D80.

For citation: Tutov, L.A., Izmaylov, A.A. (2026) Management Science in the Interdisciplinary Space: From Systems Thinking to Digital Management. Scientific Research of Faculty of Economics. Electronic Journal, vol. 18, no. 2, pp. 9-19. DOI: 10.38050/2078-3809-2026-18-2-9-19.

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