The work of James G. March is also very interesting in this regard. In particular, he wrestled with our description of rational decision-making. Instead of seei

The work of James G. March is also very interesting in this regard. In particular, he wrestled with our description of rational decision-making. Instead of seeing bounds to rationality as some defect to be worked&modeled around, his contention was that rational people may not actually what we want, or even want to be, when we organize, collaborate, inform ourselves and others and, of course, make a decision. If you are interested in this angle, I can recommend the collection "Decisions and Organizations".