International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior: Volume 17 Issue 2

Collaborative voice: Examining the role of voice in interdisciplinary collaboration

Brandon J. Cosley, Shannon K. McCoy, Susan K. Gardner

The present study examined the role of voice in facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration. According to the group-value model of procedural justice, voice relates to…

Understanding individual experiences of cyberbullying encountered through work

Wayne Heatherington, Iain Coyne

Little research has explored individual experiences of cyberbullying in working contexts. To start bridging the gap in our current understanding, we used Interpretative…

Symposium introduction

Sharon Mastracci

Emotional labor as carnivalesque behavior: Avoiding administrative evil in the public space

Cindy L. Pressley, Michael E. Noel

Metaphors are used a great deal in theory but are not always fully explained. This paper expands on the carnival metaphor used by Boje (2001) by clarifying the type of carnival…

“Deserve1093-4537S got [everything] to do with it”: Unforgiven, revenge, and the revival of the western

Justin A. Joyce

This essay weds conceptions of justice within Public Administration to the theme of revenge in the Hollywood Western, arguing that the revival of the genre in the 1990s reflects…

Sacrificing youth for a fabricated humanity: Governance, youth, and onto-theology in the cabin in the woods

Andrea E. Mayo

This paper analyzes Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon's recent film, Cabin in the Woods (2012), using Thomas J. Catlaw's Fabricating the People (2007), to illustrate the precarious…