Ephemeral Journal

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Prue Burns	The unknown variable multiple target markets in one...
Primavera De Filippi	Extitutional theory: Modelling structured social dynamics beyond institutions
Prem Sylvester	Against Black community? Organizing solidarity through the archive
Pippa Carter	No struggle, no emancipation: Georges Sorel and his relevance for Critical Organisation Studies, In praise of boredom, Baffling Bill McKelvey, the commensurability kid
Pierre Guillet de Monthoux	Terrorist/anarchist/artist: Why bother?, Intellectual generals of general intellect
Pia Bramming	Management of self-management, Governing work through self-management
Philomena Essed	Entitlement racism and its intersections: An interview with Philomena Essed, social justice scholar
Philipp Arnold	Oracles, ignorance and expertise: The struggle over what not to know
Philip Roscoe	The promise and paradise of austerity, The unbearable emptiness of entrepreneurship
Philip Hancock	Disneyfying Disneyization
Philip Di Salvo	Re-thinking the datafied society through the anonymity kaleidoscope
Phil Roberts	Organizational space/time: From imperfect panoptical to heterotopian understanding
Phil Lenton	Globalising solidarity: Organising aid for Cuba, an interview by ephemera
Phil Hedges	Deserting academia: Quitting as infrapolitics
Petter B. Forsberg	Exploring the virus metaphor in corruption theory: Corruption as a virus?
Peter Watt	Higher education, consumed!, Giving notice to employability
Peter Svensson	The ethics of the brand, The excellent institution, Alternatively, Writing in the margins is being elsewhere. Always.
Peter Sloterdijk	Inspiration
Peter Scott	Participation or democracy at work?
Peter S Petralia	Invisible journey
Peter Newell	Carbon trading in South Africa: Plus ça change?
Peter McInnes	Time, fear and suffering in post-dualist modes of being, Organizational space/time: From imperfect panoptical to heterotopian understanding
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 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 Bloom	Fight for your alienation: The fantasy of employability and the ironic struggle for self-exploitation
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
Per Fors	Play hard, work harder: Workification of gaming in a Swedish World of Warcraft Classic guild
Per Darmer	'Managing the human' in 21st century organizations: Developing a critical and performative research agenda for HRM-studies
Per Bäckius	Other work: A dividual enterprise
Pekka Piironen	But what should we do?
Pekka Kuusela	A bridge over troubled water
Peder Holm-Pedersen	Tripping up the perfect
Paulo RZ Abdala	América Latina / Latin America: Again (and again)
Pauline Ferguson	After marketing and social construction
Paulina Segarra	Academe under siege and the atrophy of today’s universities
Paula Helm	What can self-organised group therapy teach us about anonymity?

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