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Critical Management Studies at Work - Negotiating Tensions between Theory and Practice

Name: Critical Management Studies at Work - Negotiating Tensions between Theory and Practice
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
SKU: 02516854
Price: 195.09 EUR
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Author: Julie Wolfram Cox
ISBN: 9781847204004

Julie Wolfram Cox

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English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02516854

Publishers Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, June 2009

This book is the first of its kind to reflect on what it means to actually do critical management st... Full description

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This book is the first of its kind to reflect on what it means to actually do critical management studies (CMS): how consultants, researchers, teachers and managers negotiate tensions they experience in their everyday practice. Critical management studies seek to expose the hidden workings of power, as well as to identify and reform the mundane and frequently unnoticed practices that privilege some groups and individuals at the expense of others, creating injustices in organizations and in the society at large. The authors show how CMS draws on a variety of approaches to translate its insights into practice. Combining rich theoretical and empirical contributions with reflections on CMS practice in various forms, this unique book is essential reading for critical researchers, educators and graduate students in business and management fields.