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Sarah Gilmore

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How do I love thee? The England national team and the lovemark

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calls for papers

Dis/organization and mis/management: Exploring relations of order and disorder in critical organization studies

deadline 20 Jan 2020

announcements

Crawling from the wreckage: Does critique have a future in the business school?

20 Feb 2020 to 21 Feb 2020

current issue

volume 19, number 3

Peak neoliberalism

Aug 2019

issue archive

Repair matters

vol. 19, no. 2

Repair matters

May 2019

Ghostly matters in organization

vol. 19, no. 1

Ghostly matters in organization

Feb 2019

What are the alternatives?

vol. 18, no. 4

What are the alternatives? Organising for a socially and ecologically sustainable world

Nov 2018

Landscapes of political action

vol. 18, no. 3

Landscapes of political action

Aug 2018

forthcoming contributions

Naming and shaming or ‘speaking truth to power’? On the ambivalences of the Indian ‘list of sexual harassers in academia’ (LoSHA)

Sara Morais dos Santos Bruss

forthcoming reviews

review of

Cummings, S., T. Bridgman, J. Hassard and J. Rowlinson (2017) A new history of management. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (PB, pp 380, £28, ISBN 9781316481202)

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