Die Zeitschrift Organization feiert Ihr 20-j\u00e4hriges Bestehen. Aus diesem Anla\u00df ist das aktuelle Heft dem Stand der Dinge im Bereich Organisationsforschung gewidmet. So diskutiert u.a. Mats Alvesson die Frage „Do we have something to say?“ und identifiziert eine Reihe von ‚Seinsweisen‘ bzw. Subjektpositionen im akademischen Feld. Albert J. Mills und Jean H. Mills rekonstruieren drei Narrationen der Geschichte der Critical Management Studies und fordern u.a. eine st\u00e4rkere Reflektion der CMS-Geschichtsschreibung ein.<\/p>\n
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- Notes for anniversarifiers<\/span><\/dt>\n
- Christopher Grey<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 7-11
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/7<\/a>
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- Organization<\/em>@21 The journal of disconcerting organization theory and action<\/span><\/dt>\n
- Marta B. Cal\u00e1s and Linda Smircich<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 13-23
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/13<\/a>
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- Journals \u00e0 la mode? Twenty years of living alongside Mode 2 and the new production of knowledge<\/span><\/dt>\n
- Mike Bresnen and Gibson Burrell<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 25-37
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/25<\/a>
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- The ethical difference of Organization<\/em><\/span><\/dt>\n
- Carl Rhodes and Edward Wray-Bliss<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 39-50
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/39<\/a>
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- Is the \u2018F\u2019-word still dirty? A past, present and future of\/for feminist and gender studies in Organization<\/em><\/span><\/dt>\n
- Nancy Harding, Jackie Ford, and Marianna Fotaki<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 51-65
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/51<\/a>
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- Making Organization<\/em> matter: looking back and looking ahead<\/span><\/dt>\n
- George Cheney, Daniel J. Lair, and Brenden E. Kendall<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 67-77
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/67<\/a>
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- Do we have something to say? From re-search to roi-search and back again<\/span><\/dt>\n
- Mats Alvesson<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 79-90
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/reprint\/20\/1\/79<\/a>
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- The colony writes back: Organization<\/em> as an early champion of non-Western organizational theory<\/span><\/dt>\n
- Raza Mir and Ali Mir<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 91-101
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/91<\/a>
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- Problematizing practice: MacIntyre and management<\/span><\/dt>\n
- Donncha Kavanagh<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 103-115
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/103<\/a>
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- CMS: A satirical critique of three narrative histories<\/span><\/dt>\n
- Albert J. Mills and Jean Helms Mills<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 117-129
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/117<\/a>
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- Multilingual scholarship and the paradox of translation and language in management and organization studies<\/span><\/dt>\n
- Chris Steyaert and Maddy Janssens<\/span><\/dd>\n
- Organization 2013;20 131-142
\nhttp:\/\/org.sagepub.com\/cgi\/content\/abstract\/20\/1\/131<\/a>
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