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Title Sort descending	Contributions by this author
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, The anamorphosis of living labour
Paolo Gerbaudo	Digital parties and their organisational challenges
Paolo Ruffino
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 J. Young	Unstable air: How COVID-19 remade knowing air quality in school classrooms
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, ‘Saving’ the city: Collective low‐budget organizing and urban practice, 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
Per Fors	Play hard, work harder: Workification of gaming in a Swedish World of Warcraft Classic guild
Peter Armstrong	Alienated consumption, the commodification of taste and disabling professionalism, In search of seminality: David Knights and Glenn Morgan on company strategy, 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, Health at work, Stop whining, start doing! Identity conflict in project managed software production
Peter Fleming	Common as silence, The business of truth: Authenticity, capitalism and the crisis of everyday life, The playing fields of late capitalism, Progress, pessimism, critique, We are all communists now...But what kind?, 'Lines of flight': A history of resistance and the thematic of ethics, death and animality, The field and the forge, Beyond the panopticon?, Crawling from the wreckage
Peter McInnes	Time, fear and suffering in post-dualist modes of being, 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?

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