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Jørgen Leth
Tripping up the perfect
Juvénal Ndayambaje
Revealing the dominant anthropological consideration of humankind in the teaching of Human Resource Management: A critique of individual performance evaluation
Justine Grønbæk Pors
Ghostly matters in organizing
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Landscapes of political action
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Crawling from the wreckage
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Organised ignorance
Jussi Vähämäki
The mimetic turn of economy
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The structure of change: An introduction
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Controlling the multitude
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Theory of the multitude
Jussi Parikka
Contagion and repetition: On the viral logic of network culture
Julie MacLeavy
Neoliberalism and the new political crisis in the West
Julian May
Working through the allotment
Julia Udall
An unfinished lexicon for autonomous publishing
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Mending the commons with the ‘Little Mesters’
Joysinett Moraes da Silva
Uma outra linguagem: A Mística na produção da consciência dos integrantes do Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (MST) / Another language: Mística and the production of consciousness among members of the Landless Workers Movement (MST)
Joyce Goggin
'Of luck and leverage'
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Playbour, farming and labour
Journal of Peer Production
Alternatives to mainstream publishing within and beyond academia
Joss Winn
Open education: Common(s), commonism and the new common wealth
Joshua Sperber
The political economy of the podcast and the rise of the left entrepreneur
Josephine Maltby
There is no such thing as audit society: A reading of Power, M. (1994a) 'The audit society'
José Francisco Puello-Socarrás
The two faces of the common? Communal forms of government from below as counter-hegemonic alternatives
Jordan Crandall
Between movement and position: Tracking and its landscapes of readiness
Joram ten Brink
In between
Jonathan Burston
Digital labour: Workers, authors, citizens
Jon McKenzie
Revisiting Jon McKenzie’s Perform or else: Performance, labour and pedagogy
Jon Bertilsson
The slippery relationship between brand ethic and profit
John Wynne
Do(n't)
John Urry
Collective low-budget organizing and low carbon futures: An interview with John Urry
John T. Luhman
Worker-ownership as an instrument for solidarity and social change?
John Roberts
Faith in the numbers
John Mingers
The "rough beast" that is the REF
John Mendy
The absurd workplace: How absurdity is hypernormalized in contemporary society and organizations
John Lever
Becoming and staying talented: A figurational analysis of organization, power and control
John Carter McKnight
Zopa’s lambs: Video ads, internet investment, and the financialization of affect
John Armitage
Project(ile)s of hypermodern(organ)ization
Johanna Leinius
Methodologies of resistance: Facilitating solidarity across difference in inter-movement encounters
Johanna Hakala
Academic work: Is it worth the trouble?
Johann Packendorff
Project management behind the façade
Johan Söderberg
Repurposing the hacker: Three cycles of recuperation in the evolution of hacking and capitalism
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When all that is theory melts into (hot) air: Contrasts and prallels between actor network theory, autonomist Marxism, and open Marxism
Joel Hietanen
The rise of stagnancy and emergent possibilities for young radicals: Deleuze and the perils of idolatry
Joe Gilmore
An unfinished lexicon for autonomous publishing
Joe Deville
Waiting on standby: The relevance of disaster preparedness
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