Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management
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Organization StudiesVolume 14
Volume 13
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Issue 4 2018
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Issue 3 2018 Approaches, Methods and critical diversity scholarships: the challenges and the outcomes
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Issue 2 2018
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Issue 1 2018 Power, subjectivity and context in workplace bullying, emotional abuse and harassment: Insights from postpositivism
Volume 12
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Issue 4 2017 Organizational practices of social movements and popular struggles: understanding the power of organizing from below
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Issue 3 2017
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Issue 2 2017
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Issue 1 2017
Volume 11
Volume 10
Volume 9
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Issue 4 2014
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Issue 3 2014 Doing Dirty Research Using Qualitative Methodologies: Lessons from Stigmatized Occupations
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Issue 2 2014
Volume 8
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Issue 2 2013
Volume 7
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Issue 3 2012 Knowing, learning and acting in health care organizations and services challenges and opportunities for qualitative research
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Volume 1
Placing emotion and fantasy at the heart of the researcher-researched relationship: The contribution of psychosocial studies
Yiannis GabrielThe purpose of this paper is to introduce psychosocial research methodology as a method that makes use of the emotions of researcher and researched and goes well-beyond…
Reframing research in Indigenous countries: A methodological framework for research with/within Indigenous nations
Aedan AldersonThe purpose of this paper is to address some of the implications for methodology and ethics that arise when researchers in Indigenous territories locate their research…
From a new workplace to a new way of working: legitimizing organizational change
Grégory Jemine, Christophe Dubois, François PichaultSeveral studies have recently documented projects of organizational transformation and modernization which, commonly clustered under the umbrella term “New Ways of…
Shadow organizing and imitation: new foci for research
Nick Hopwood, Karen JensenShadow organizing refers to the emergence of parallel arrangements that sit alongside and imitate mainstream or conventional ways of organizing. It can be a response to…
The dynamics of business ecosystem identity: An ethnographic study on an Indian microenterprise clusters
Debadutta Kumar PandaThe purpose of this paper is to examine how business ecosystems evolve, what is the identity of business ecosystem and is the ecosystem identity static or dynamics. To…
The actor-network theory as a method in the analysis of Samarco disaster in Brazil
Camilla Zanon Bussular, Cecília Gerhardt Burtet, Cláudia Simone AntonelloThe actor-network theory (ANT) has been understood as a method, as a way of engaging in the social world and also transform it. The purpose of this paper is to show the…
Cyberbullying in a boundary blurred working life: Distortion of the private and professional face on social media
Rebecka Cowen ForssellThe purpose of this paper is to explore what characterizes cyberbullying when it is performed in digital space and in an increasingly boundary blurred working life context.
Walking together to create harmony in research: A Murri woman’s approach to Indigenous research methodology
Julieann Coombes, Courtney RyderOne’s standpoint and consequent research paradigm impacts how we conduct research, including study design, analyses interpretation and dissemination of results. In 2017…
Exploring presenteeism among hospital physicians through the perspective of job crafting
Fay Giæver, Lise Tevik LøvsethThe purpose of this paper is to seek a deeper understanding of presenteeism by utilising the perspective of job crafting to explore how a selected group of physicians make…
The ambiguities of money-making: Indie video game developers and the norm of creative integrity
Alexander Styhre, Björn Remneland-WikhamnIndie developers are part of the creative fringe of the video game industry, fashioning an identity for themselves as a community committed to the development of video…
Precarious work, harassment, and the erosion of employment standards
J. Adam Perry, Adriana Berlingieri, Kiran MirchandaniThe purpose of this paper is to examine experiences of harassment within the context of precarious work, which in Canada is shaped by subnational legislative frameworks.
When does the owl of Minerva spread its wings? Shadow organizing and modes of inquiry
Anders Christian BuchThe purpose of this paper is to critique the metaphor of “shadow organizing” in relation to researchers’ allegedly ontological commitment to processual metaphysics.
Indigenous knowledges, priorities and processes in qualitative organization and management research: State of the field
Tyron Rakeiora LoveThe purpose of this short paper is to comment on the powerful contribution researchers have made to the emerging field of Indigenous O&M scholarship.
The emergence of connected discretion: Social media and discretionary awareness in the Swedish police
Bertil RolandssonPrevious studies repeatedly claim that social media challenge and even disrupt organizational boundaries conditioning discretionary work. The purpose of this paper is to…
Shifting practise: recognizing Indigenous rights holders in research ethics review
Julie Bull, Karen Beazley, Jennifer Shea, Colleen MacQuarrie, Amy Hudson, Kelly Shaw, Fern Brunger, Chandra Kavanagh, Brenda GagneFor many Indigenous nations globally, ethics is a conversation. The purpose of this paper is to share and mobilize knowledge to build relationships and capacities…
The development of trust in virtual leader–follower relationships
Steven M. Norman, James Avey, Milan Larson, Larry HughesResponding to calls to examine trust beyond the scope of the objectivist paradigm, the purpose of this paper is to qualitatively examine the trust relationship between…
Working within the shadow: what do we do with “not-yet” data?
Angelo Benozzo, Silvia GherardiThe purpose of this paper is to explore the possibilities opened up by those messy, unclear and indeterminate data in research situations that may be described as being in…
Indigenous works and two eyed seeing: mapping the case for indigenous-led research
Rick Colbourne, Peter Moroz, Craig Hall, Kelly Lendsay, Robert B. AndersonThe purpose of this paper is to explore Indigenous Works’ efforts to facilitate Indigenous-led research that is responsive to the socio-economic needs, values and…
Between biography and autobiography: exploring the official history in organizations
Deby BabisThe official history of an organization is usually found on the organization’s website and in brochures. The purpose of this paper is to explore the narrative of an…
Teasing out fieldwork challenges with e-mail methods in cross-border research
Coral Ingley, Smita Singh, Alanah MalkaniThe purpose of this paper is twofold: first, to reflect on the value of e-mails for recruiting and interviewing in a specific context in qualitative research, and second…
Unsociable speech: Critical discourses on cyber incivility from inside the non-profit sector in Canada
Kristin S. WilliamsCyber incivility is a form of unsociable speech and a common daily workplace stressor. The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of cyber incivility on non-profit…
Becoming academics: embracing and resisting changing writing practice
Saija Katila, Mikko Laamanen, Maarit Laihonen, Rebecca Lund, Susan Meriläinen, Jenny Rinkinen, Janne TienariThe purpose of this paper is to analyze how global and local changes in higher education impact upon writing practices through which doctoral students become academics…
Author(ing) from post-colonial context: challenges and jugaad fixes
Nimruji Prasad JammulamadakaThe purpose of this paper is to examine some of the challenges authors from post-colonial contexts face in writing and doing research in management and organisation studies.
Identity, agency and institutional work in higher education: a qualitative meta-synthesis
Chloé Adler, Carole LalondeThe purpose of this paper is to synthesize a body of research addressing changes in academic identity brought on by neo-liberal university management while proposing a new…
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr. Albert Mills
- Prof Jean Helms Mills
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