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Title Sort ascending	Contributions by this author
Kylie Jarrett	Putting the inalienable to work: Labour and life in contemporary capitalism
Kye Askins	From enthusiasm to exhaustion: A day in the life of a Human Geography lecturer
Krzysztof Herman	Practices in low-budget landscape architecture
Kristofer Severinsson	Exploring the virus metaphor in corruption theory: Corruption as a virus?
Kristin Carls	Affective labour in Milanese large scale retailing: Labour control and employees' coping strategies
Kristian Bondo Hansen	Weird science and datafication
Kornelia Trytko	The exposure of Kataryna: How Polish journalists and bloggers debate online anonymity
Konstantin Stoborod	Hosting emergence with hospitality, The dark side of management: Gerard Hanlon in dialogue with ephemera, Did you hear the one about the anarchist manager?
Klaus Harju	Saudate, to be at home without a home
Kirsty Janes	The one and the many: How threshold phenomena breach subject boundaries
Kirsten Locke	The playable university
Kim Trogal	Repair matters
Kim Humphery	Digital consumer activism: Agency and commodification in the digital economy
Kieran Keohane	Talk and silence: Instantiations and articulations
Kiera Chapman	Theorizing the cynical professional: the public interest, urban planning, and the limits of ideology critique
Kiely Flanigan Adams	The discursive construction of professionalism: An episteme of the 21st century*
Khang Lê	Neoliberalism in a socialist state: Political economy of higher education in Vietnam
Kevin Pijpers	Grooving matter(s): ‘Taking measure’ through touch
Kevin Casper	‘I’m so glad you’re fake!’: Simulacra slapstick and the limits of the real
Kerstin Jacobsson	Sorting people in and out: The plasticity of the categories of employability, work capacity and disability as technologies of government
Kenneth Weir	The dark side of management: Gerard Hanlon in dialogue with ephemera, Buying the Splat Pack, Open secrets
Kean Birch	Peak neoliberalism? Revisiting and rethinking the concept of neoliberalism, Market vs. contract? The implications of contractual theories of corporate governance to the analysis of neoliberalism
Kaya Barry	Viral mobilities and infrastructures of breathing in hotel quarantine, Australia
Katrina Petersen	On anonymity in disasters: Socio-technical practices in emergency management
Katie Vann	On the valorization of informatic labour
Katie Rose Sullivan	Producing professionals: Exploring gendered and embodied responses to practicing on the margins*
Kathryn Keating	Revisiting precarity, with care: Productive and reproductive labour in the era of flexible capitalism
Kathi Weeks	Life within and against work: Affective labor, feminist critique, and post-Fordist politics
Katharina Pilhofer	Diversity and difference research: A reflection on categories and categorization
Katerina Psarikidou	Rethinking innovation through a moral economy lens: The case of alternative agro-food and mobility practices
Kate Soper	The dialectics of progress: Irish ‘belatedness’ and the politics of prosperity
Kate Kenny	Academic activism, The battle for the whistleblower: An interview with John Kiriakou, Free work, The effect of affect: Desire and politics in modern organizations, Constructing unknowers, destroying whistleblowers
Kate Burt	Writing dangerously: Creating fictional narratives as an alternative form of critique within business schools
Kaspar Villadsen	Laughing for real? Humour, management power and subversion
Karolina Parding	New conditions for identities, cultures and governance of welfare sector professionals: The teaching profession
Karolina Mikołajewska-Zając	Sharing as labour and as gift: Couchsurfing as an ‘affective enterprise’, Escaping Wonderland

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