VOLUME ONE |
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Foundations |
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Power-Dependence Relations |
Richard M. Emerson |
Authority and Power in Identical Organizations |
James D. Thompson |
Power and Union-Management Relations |
Robert Dubin |
Micropolitics: Mechanisms of Institutional Change |
Tom Burns |
Sources of Power of Lower Participants in Complex Organizations |
David Mechanic |
A Strategic Contingencies Theory of Intraorganizational Power |
D. J. Hickson et al |
Structural Conditions Of Intraorganisational Power |
C. R. Hinings et al |
Organizational Decision Making As A Political Process |
Jeffrey Pfeffer and Gerald Salancik |
Who Gets Power--and How They Hold on to it: A Strategic-Contingency Model of Power |
Gerald Salancik and Jeffrey Pfeffer |
Making power problematic |
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The Structuring Of Organizational Structures |
Stewart Ranson, Bob Hinings and Royston Greenwood |
The Organization as Political Arena |
Henry Mintzberg |
Power and Resistance |
J. M. Barbalet |
Radical Revisions: Power, Discipline and Organizations |
Stewart R. Clegg |
The Fourth Face of Power |
Peter Digesser |
Disconnects and Consequences in Organization Theory |
Royston Greenwood and C. R. Hinings |
Lives In The Balance: A Comment On Professors Hinings' And Greenwood's Disconnects And Consequences In Organization Theory |
Stewart R. Clegg |
Some Dare Call it Power |
Cynthia Hardy and Stewart R. Clegg |
VOLUME TWO |
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Power and Discourse |
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Talking Social Structure: Discourse, Domination and the Watergate Hearings |
Harvey L. Molotch and Deidre Boden |
The Language of Power and the Power of Language |
Stewart R. Clegg |
Governmentality Matters: Designing an Alliance Culture of Inter-organizational Collaboration for Managing Projects' |
Stewart R. Clegg et al |
Between Michel Foucault And Erving Goffman: Between Discourse in the Abstract and Face-To-Face Interaction |
Ian Hacking |
Discourse, Power and Ideology: Unpacking the Critical Approach |
Dennis Mumby |
Language and the Circuits Of Power in a Merging Multinational Corporation |
Eero Vaara et al |
Accountably Other: Trust, Reciprocity and Exclusion in a Context of Situated Practice |
Anne Warfield and Rawls and Gary David |
Embedded Ethics: Discourse and Power in the New South Wales Police Service |
Ray Gordon, Stewart R. Clegg and Martin Kornberger |
Strategic Practice, 'Discourse' And The Everyday Interactional Constitution Of 'Power Effects' |
Dalvir Samra-Fredericks |
Power and Discipline |
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The Denial Of Slavery In Management Studies |
Bill Cooke |
The Disciplinary Society: From Weber To Foucault |
John O'Neill |
Disciplinary Power in the Modern Corporation |
S. Deetz |
The Cult[ ure] Of The Customer |
P. du Gay, P. and G. Salaman |
The Calculated And The Avowed: Techniques Of Discipline And Struggles Over Identity In Big Six Public Accounting Firms |
Mark A. Covaleski et al |
Embodied Work, Divided Labour: Subjectivity And The Scientific Management Of The Body In Frederick W. Taylor's 1907 'Lecture On Management' |
Mark Bahnisch |
`Being Regimented': Aspiration, Discipline and Identity Work in the British Parachute Regiment |
Thomas Thornborrow and Andrew Brown |
The Discipline Of Teams: The Control Of Team-Based Industrial Work Through Electronic And Peer Surveillance |
Graham Sewell |
VOLUME TYHREE |
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Power at Work |
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The Tyranny Of A Team Ideology |
Amanda Sinclair |
Petty Tyranny in Organizations |
Blake Ashforth |
The Yellow Brick Road: Total Quality Management and the Restructuring of Organizational Culture |
Alan Tuckman |
Power And Discretion: Membership Work In The Time Of Technology |
Cynthia HardyCynthia and Leiba-O'Sullivan, Sharon. The Power Behind Empowerment: Implications For Research And Practice Rolland Munro |
Where's The Power In Empowerment? Answers From Follett And Clegg |
David M. Boje and Grace Ann Rosile |
Conceptualizing Leadership With Respect To Its Historical-Contextual Antecedents To Power |
Raymond D. Gordon |
Power And Subjectivity At Work: From Degradation To Subjugation |
David Knights and Hugh Willmott |
Tightening The Iron Cage: Concertive Control In Self-Managing Teams |
James R. Barker |
Foucault, Power/Knowledge, and its Relevance for Human Resource Management |
B. Townley |
Individualization at Work?: Subjectivity, Teamwork and Anti-Unionism |
Darren McCabe |
Socialisation And Hegemonic Power |
G. John Ikenberry and Charles A. Kupchan |
Managerial Strategies Of Domination: Power In Soft Bureaucracies |
David Courpasson |
The Way it Really Happened: Competing Narratives in the Political Process of Technological Change |
Patrick Dawson and David Buchanan |
Accounting And Management-Labour Relations: The Politics Of Production In The 'Factory With A Problem |
Mahmoud Ezzamel, Hugh Willmott and Frank Worthington |
Dissolving The Iron Cages? Tocqueville, Michels, Bureaucracy |
David Courpasson and Stewart R. Clegg |
VOLUME FOUR |
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Power, Control and Strategy |
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Trust, Power And Control In Trans-Organizational Relations |
Reinhard Bachmann |
Circuits Of Power In Practice: Strategic Ambiguity As Delegation Of Authority |
Sally Davenport and Shirley Leitch |
Politics And Strategic Change Across Organizational Life Cycles |
Barbara Gray and Sonny S. Ariss |
Understanding Power: Bringing About Strategic Change |
Cynthia Hardy |
Corporate Ownership And Control: The Large Corporation And The Capitalist |
Maurice Zeitlin |
Understanding Organizational Power: Building On The Weberian Legacy |
Kenneth Mcneil |
The Effective Use Of Power |
Robert C. Benfari, Harry E. Wilkinson and Charles D. Orth |
The Intraorganizational Power Struggle: Rise Of Finance Personnel To Top Leadership In Large Corporations, 1919-1979 |
Neil Fligstein |
The Role Of Value Congruity In Intraorganizational Power |
Cathy A. Enz |
The Small World Of The American Corporate Elite, 1982-2001 |
Gerlad F. Davis, Mina Yoo, and Wayne E. Baker |
Bank Control, Owner Control, Or Organizational Dynamics: Who Controls The Large Modern Corporation? |
Neil Fligstein and Peter Brantley |
Political Dynamics And The Circulation Of Power: CEO Succession, In U.S. Industrial Corporations, 1960-1990 |
William Ocasio |
Destroying the Village to Save It: Corporate social responsibility, labour relations, and the rise and fall of American hegemony |
R. Marens |