Ephemeral Journal

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Title Sort descending	Contributions by this author
Marius Gudmand-Høyer	Management of self-management, Governing work through self-management
Mariya Ivancheva	Revisiting precarity, with care: Productive and reproductive labour in the era of flexible capitalism
Mark Bradley	What about citizens?
Mark Coté	Learning to immaterial labour 2.0
Mark de Rond	‘Why is a raven like a writing desk?’
Mark Tadajewski	Confrontations of philosophy, management and politics, HOT on the discursive limits of organization theory
Mark Thompson	Similarity and difference: The shared ontology and diverse epistemologies of practice theory
Markus Latzke	Wall Street women: careerists and/or feminists?
Markus Walz	The magic of ethical brands: Interpassivity and the thievish joy of delegated consumption
Marlies Glasius	Deliberation or struggle? Civil society traditions behind the social forums
Marta Natalia Wróblewska	Powerful writing as writing ‘with’
Marta Pérez	The right to care: Entering outside in the southern European crisis of welfare
Martijn Konings	The ups and downs of a liberal conciousness, or, why Paul Krugman should learn to tarry with the negative
Martin Brigham	Life enhancement now, now, now
Martin Fougère	A Machiavellian prince at the Elysée: Virtù leadership and contingency in the populist moment
Martin Fredriksson	Welcome to the party
Martin Fredriksson Almqvist	Pirate politics between protest movement and the parliament
Martin Fuglsang	The rest is silence: A remark on the micro-fascism of critique
Martin Kornberger	Brands beyond good and evil?
Martin Parker	Speaker’s corner: A comment alongside Essed, No future. Utopia now!, Management knowledge in the mirror: Scholarship, fashion and Simmel, The nature and purpose of the corporation: A roundtable discussion, ‘But it hardly needs saying…’, The question of organization: A manifesto for alternatives, Pirates and the uses of history, Canonical nostalgia, Discussing the role of the business school, The physics and metaphysics of struggle, Fucking management: Queer, theory and reflexivity
Martin Savransky	After progress: Notes for an ecology of perhaps
Marton Racz	Reconfiguring work and organizing for post-pandemic futures
Martyna Śliwa	Being in another tongue, From radical black feminism to postfeminist hashtags: Re-claiming intersectionality, The labour of academia, Mobilities in contemporary worlds of work and organizing, Work, play and boredom, Throwing shoes..., Writing in the margins is being elsewhere. Always., The novel as a vehicle of organizational inquiry: Engaging with the complexity of social and organizational commitment
Mary Jo Hatch	Organizing obstructions to manage organizations creatively: Reflecting 'The Five Obstructions'
Mary McGill	Powerful writing as writing ‘with’
Mary Phillips	What are the alternatives? Organising for a socially and ecologically sustainable world, Seeing organization ‘slant’
Massimo De Angelis	Does capital need a commons fix?, PR like PRocess! Strategy from the bottom-up
Mathias Denecke	Shiny new archives? On the politics, history, and ethics of archives under the condition of big data, Taylor’s legacy: Sweat and exploitation in the digital factory
Mathias Hein Jessen	Towards a critical theory of the corporate form
Mathias Sindberg	Three cheers for ‘woke capitalism’?: A discussion
Mathias Skrutkowski	A tall tale
Mathijs van de Sande	‘Why did it work this time?’ David Graeber on Occupy Wall Street
Matilda Dahl	A chronology of fragments: Struggling to write a story alternative to the grand narrative of emerging economies
Matt Rodda	On the nomadic identity of migrating lifestyles, The diagrammatic spectator, Protest without return; or, pedagogy with a gag
Matt Stahl	Primitive accumulation, the social common, and the contractual lockdown of recording artists at the threshold of digitalization
Matteo Mandarini	Not fear but hope in the Apocalypse

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