Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management
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Organization Studies
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Issue 3 2018 Approaches, Methods and critical diversity scholarships: the challenges and the outcomes
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Issue 1 2018 Power, subjectivity and context in workplace bullying, emotional abuse and harassment: Insights from postpositivism
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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 2014 Doing Dirty Research Using Qualitative Methodologies: Lessons from Stigmatized Occupations
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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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Organizational links and sensemaking in a medical work cooperative system
Natália Peroni Pellin, Alex Weymer, Leila Andressa Dissenha, Márcio André Leal BauerThe aim of this article was to analyze how the presence of the elements that constitute organizational links are related to sensemaking in a cooperative system of medical work.
To discard or to ado(a)pt? Looking at qualitative research templates through the lens of organizational routines
Lakshmi Balachandran NairMany management scholars view templates as rigid rulebooks suffocating qualitative research. This viewpoint article recommends that, instead, templates should be viewed…
Exploring cultural values in conflict management: a qualitative study of university heads of departments
Babatunde Akanji, Chima Mordi, Hakeem Ajonbadi, Olatunji David AdekoyaIn seeking to understand the impact of culture on conflict management (CM), extant organisational management research has, for the most part, confined itself to using the…
“Practicing care in qualitative organizational research: moral responsibility and legitimacy in a study of immigration management”
Ida Okkonen, Tuomo Takala, Emma BellThe purpose of this paper is to provide insight into the reciprocal relations between the caregiving imparted by immigration centre managers and the role of the researcher…
The seven deadly sins and ethnography
Caio Coelho, Carlos Eduardo de LimaThe purpose of this paper is to conduct a general review of the ethnographic method. It uses metaphors to read several pieces of ethnographic research and discuss the…
Urban development project goals and the role of professional ignorance: ambiguous policy objectives and their consequences
Alexander Styhre, Sara BrorströmDrawing on the literature on professional ignorance, here defined in affirmative terms as the capacity to act regardless of the incompleteness of available information in…
Non-Indigenous partner perspectives on Indigenous peoples' involvement in renewable energy: exploring reconciliation as relationships of accountability or status quo innocence?
Chad J.R. Walker, Mary Beth Doucette, Sarah Rotz, Diana Lewis, Hannah Tait Neufeld, Heather CastledenThis research considers the potential for renewable energy partnerships to contribute to Canada's efforts to overcome its colonial past and present by developing an…
Zebras showing their stripes: a critical sense-making study of women CSR leaders
Jennifer CherneskiThe purpose of this research is to reveal the gendered nature of social arrangements in order to bring to the surface the hidden discourses that mediate the opportunities…
Resilience and stress management amongst corporate security managers: a hybrid approach to thematic analysis
Sami Rahman, Moira CachiaThe purpose of this study is to examine the experience of stress by national corporate security managers in the United Kingdom and how they manage it.
Trapped in limbo – Academics' identity negotiation in conditions of perpetual liminality
Ingo Winkler, Mette Lund KristensenThis paper aims to investigate the experiences of permanent liminality of academics and the associated multidimensional processes of identity negotiation.
Promoting sustainable palm oil in supply chain strategy: a food business case study
Emel Kasim, Johanna Stöhr, Christian HerzigThe study aims to enhance our understanding of strategizing sustainable palm oil at company level and to bridge the gap between strategy formulation and implementation. In…
Hard/heart worker: work intensification in purpose-driven organizations
Katia Dupret, Sabina PultzThe paper seeks to illuminate the intersection between doing greater good in the world and the self-disciplining that comes along with it. The paper raises a discussion on…
Under pressure: exploring pressures for corporate social responsibility in mutual funds
Caddie Putnam RankinThis empirical study seeks to understand how mutual fund firms interpret conflicting pressures to conform or differentiate in the context of corporate social…
Social entrepreneurship for scalable solutions addressing sustainable development goals (SDGs) at BoP in India
Sandeep Goyal, Anirudh Agrawal, Bruno S. SergiThe study addresses the crucial issue of sustainable development goals (SDGs) and institutional voids in the peri-urban geographies of India. The peri-urban geographies…
Corporate sustainability: the new organizational reality
Upasana Dhanda, Vijay Kumar ShrotryiaToday, corporate sustainability is at a tipping point. With average lifespan of organizations shrinking, striving for corporate longevity and sustainability has become…
Study of sustainability issues in an Indian logistics service provider: SAP-LAP approach
Anchal Gupta, Rajesh Kumar SinghThe purpose of this study is to analyze sustainability issues in the context of logistics service providers (LSPs) and to evaluate the sustainability index of an LSP in…
Integrated sustainable supply chain management and firm performance in the Indian textile industry
Shashi K. Shahi, Atul Shiva, Mohamed DiaThis research study explores the adoption of integrated sustainable SCM practices in the textile industry in India and its impact on the firm's business performance.
Financial well-being for a sustainable society: a road less travelled
Mandeep MahendruMeasurement of financial well-being has remained a challenge for the governments for a long time. This paper responds to this challenge by taking an integrative approach…
Gender, race and power: an intersectional reading of “opting out”
Georgianna Meléndez, Banu Özkazanç-PanThis paper considers the phenomenon of “opting out” from an intersectional lens, bringing in hitherto undertheorized dimensions of gender, race and power into the…
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr. Albert Mills
- Prof Jean Helms Mills
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