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Pablo Dávalos
Las batallas de la globalización: Resistencia indigena al TLC en Ecuador / Globalization battles: Indigenous resistance to the FTA in Ecuador
Pablo Mamani Ramirez
Territorio y estructuras de acción colectiva: Microgobiernos barriales / Territory and structures of collective action: Neighborhood micro-governments
Paolo Cuttitta
Points and lines: A topography of borders in the global space
Paolo Do
No future
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The anamorphosis of living labour
Paolo Gerbaudo
Digital parties and their organisational challenges
Paresha Sinha
Resources of history and hope: Studying left-wing political parties through loss
Pat Kane
Dialoguing play
Patricia Ticineto Clough
Notes towards a theory of affect-itself
Patrick Bond
Durban’s conference of polluters, market failure and critic failure
Patrick Reedy
Impossible organisations: Anarchism and organisational praxis
Patrik Baard
The shape of order at the edge of chaos
Paul Jones
Digital labour in the academic context: Challenges for academic staff associations
Paul Routledge
Grassrooting the imaginary: Acting within the convergence
Paul Stewart
Research, participation and the neo-liberal context: The challenges of emergent participatory and emancipatory research approaches
Paul Taylor
Putting theory to work – a.k.a ‘if you don't like academia, why don't you leave?’
Paula Bialski
The terms of anonymity: An interview with Marit Hansen, German data protection expert
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‘Saving’ the city: Collective low‐budget organizing and urban practice
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Collective low-budget organizing and low carbon futures: An interview with John Urry
Paula Helm
What can self-organised group therapy teach us about anonymity?
Paulina Segarra
Academe under siege and the atrophy of today’s universities
Pauline Ferguson
After marketing and social construction
Paulo RZ Abdala
América Latina / Latin America: Again (and again)
Peder Holm-Pedersen
Tripping up the perfect
Pekka Kuusela
A bridge over troubled water
Pekka Piironen
But what should we do?
Per Bäckius
Other work: A dividual enterprise
Per Darmer
'Managing the human' in 21st century organizations: Developing a critical and performative research agenda for HRM-studies
Peter Armstrong
Alienated consumption, the commodification of taste and disabling professionalism
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In search of seminality: David Knights and Glenn Morgan on company strategy
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Practical criticism and the social sciences of management
Peter Bloom
Fight for your alienation: The fantasy of employability and the ironic struggle for self-exploitation
Peter Case
Managing international development: (Re)positioning critique in the post-2008 conjecture
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Health at work
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Stop whining, start doing! Identity conflict in project managed software production
Peter Fleming
Common as silence
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The business of truth: Authenticity, capitalism and the crisis of everyday life
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The playing fields of late capitalism
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Progress, pessimism, critique
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We are all communists now...But what kind?
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'Lines of flight': A history of resistance and the thematic of ethics, death and animality
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The field and the forge
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Beyond the panopticon?
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Crawling from the wreckage
Peter McInnes
Time, fear and suffering in post-dualist modes of being
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Organizational space/time: From imperfect panoptical to heterotopian understanding
Peter Newell
Carbon trading in South Africa: Plus ça change?
Peter S Petralia
Invisible journey
Peter Scott
Participation or democracy at work?
Peter Sloterdijk
Inspiration
Peter Svensson
The ethics of the brand
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The excellent institution
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Alternatively
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Writing in the margins is being elsewhere. Always.
Peter Watt
Higher education, consumed!
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Giving notice to employability
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