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Callum Cant
The warehouse without walls: A workers’ inquiry at Deliveroo
Callum McGregor
Activism and the academy: Assembling knowledge for social justice
Campbell Jones
Theory and politics in organization
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The archive and its other
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Handle with care
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Images of organization
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After organization studies
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From... to...
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Exhibiting
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Hors d'oeuvre
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Writing politics
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Read
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Responding: To Cooper
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Radicalising organisation studies and the meaning of critique
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It appears that certain aphasiacs...
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O cursèd spite
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Castles made of sand
Cansu Guner
Realising Sara Ahmed’s ‘feminist snap’: Voices, embodiment, affectivity
Caracol Intergalactika
The future of the World Social Forum
Carl Cederström
Fit for everything: Health and the ideology of authenticity
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Health at work
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Philosophy in the boudoir and the streets: An interview with Simon Critchley
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The masochistic reflexive turn
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The Lacanian Left does not exist
Carl Rhodes
Ethical anarchism, business ethics and the politics of disturbance
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Justice, identity and managing with philosophy
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From the modern to the postmodern (and back again)
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Text, plurality, organisational knowledge/I like to write about organisations
Carlos Eduardo de Lima
Echoes from the streets in our classroom: A collaborative autoethnography in a Business School in Brazil
Carlos Fernandez
‘Velkom tu hell’: Precariat Moscow
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Erasing the line, or, the politics of the border
Carmen Kuhling
Talk and silence: Instantiations and articulations
Carole Elliott
Sensing feminism
Carolina Jiménez Martín
The two faces of the common? Communal forms of government from below as counter-hegemonic alternatives
Carys Egan-Wyer
The ethics of the brand
Casper Hoedemækers
‘Work hard, play hard’: Fantasies of nihilism and hedonism between work and consumption
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The comic organization
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The university of finance
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Toward a sinthomatology of organization
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The commons and their im/possibilities
Caterina Giuliani
Designers’ inquiry: Mapping the socio-economic conditions of designers in Italy
Catherine Casey
Radicalising organisation studies and the meaning of critique
Catherine Easton
On anonymity in disasters: Socio-technical practices in emergency management
Catherine Eschle
Research in progress: Making feminist sense of the anti-globalisation movement
Cecilia Cassinger
The potential of vulnerability
Cecilie Ullerup Schmidt
Giving an account of one’s work: From excess to ECTS in higher education in the arts
Charles Barthold
A Machiavellian prince at the Elysée: Virtù leadership and contingency in the populist moment
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Between the event and democratic materialism
Charles J. Whalen
Union-driven economic development initiatives and community solidarity in western New York
Charlotta Karlsdóttir
Demystifying expert branding
Charlotta Levay
Management of self-management
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Health at work
Charlotte Amrouche
Powerful writing
Charlotte Cator
Climate change and the business school: Going beyond neoliberal ‘solutions’ with Hannah Arendt
Charlotte Friedli
Planting trees through the Clean Development Mechanism: A critical assessment
Chris Barton
Chris Ivory
The imagined user in projects: Articulating competing discourses of space and knowledge work
Chris Land
Theory and politics in organization
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Against transparency: Surveillant assemblages, partition and the limits of digital democracy
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From mineral mining to data mining: Understanding the global commodity chain of internet communications
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Organizing otherwise: Translating anarchism in a voluntary sector organization
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The question of organization: A manifesto for alternatives
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Apomorphine silence: Cutting -up Burroughs' theory of language and control
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Throwing shoes...
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What's it all for? Against schooling in the corporate university
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Mobile mutations
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Writing politics
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Vorsprung durch Technik?
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Exploring the (expanded) realm of organisation: Celebrations of a Cooperian revolution
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It appears that certain aphasiacs...
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O cursèd spite
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Castles made of sand
Christian De Cock
How I learned to stop worrying and love finance
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Colouring Benjamin
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Paid in full? Writing beyond the pale
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What I read about the global financial crisis in 2007 and 2008
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Myths of a near past: Envisioning finance capitalism anno 2007
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Of language, limits, and secrets
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Myths of a near future: Advertising the new economy
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Through a glass darkly: Tales of super-capitalism
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Dis/organizing fascism
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In these critical times: Of monstrosity, catastrophe, and the future of critique
Christian Dyrlund Wåhlin-Jacobsen
Seeing blindness: A combined psychodynamic and interactional approach to the study of ignoring
Christian Frankel
The hours: A gaze, a kiss and the lapse between them. An eventalisation
Christian Garmann Johnsen
Water in the desert: ephemera as an Arendtian oasis
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Modes of organization
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Landscapes of political action
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Hosting emergence with hospitality
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The dark side of management: Gerard Hanlon in dialogue with ephemera
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Organizing for the post-growth economy
Christian Huber
Crisis, critique and alternatives: Revolutionary politics as the lost substance of the left?
Christian Maravelias
Roundtable: Free work
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The managementization of everyday life – workplace health promotion and the management of self-managing employees
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Health at work
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Freedom at work in the age of post-bureaucratic organization
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