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Emeritus Professor and "Critical Management Studies 'scholar'"
Department of Anthropology and Sociology
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
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Anthropology of Work Review, Jun 1, 1986
Journal of Organizational Change Management, Oct 1, 1995
Challenges the notion that “global competition” is at the root of the changing fortunes of large ... more Challenges the notion that “global competition” is at the root of the changing fortunes of large American corporations, and that it is the reason for the recent trend to downsize/ rightsize/re‐engineer white‐collar staffs. Argues that the change in employment relations can be explained by understanding capital′s view of the micro‐economics of the firm, as posed by transaction cost economics and the intentional implementation of particular types of information technology consistent with that understanding. Argues also that current praxis is consistent with, and a continuation of, a long‐term capitalist project to wrest control of the labour process away from as many types of workers as possible.
Anthropology of Work Review, Jun 1, 1986
The major issue of the Conference will be "The symbolics of corporate artifacts." Papers are invi... more The major issue of the Conference will be "The symbolics of corporate artifacts." Papers are invited which bear upon questions such as:
Management Learning, Aug 20, 2016
Management Learning, Feb 15, 2019
Management Learning, Feb 15, 2018
Presented in an earlier form at the Organizational Ethnography Symposium
Management Learning, 2016
Working Paper 21 April, 2020
Some thoughts on not dreading the transition to distance/online formats of teaching.
Language Socialization Undergraduates Textbooks
Tamara Journal of Critical Organizational Studies
The hidden curriculum in higher education, Jan 1, 2001
This paper examines the institutional history and current culture of US schools of Business and M... more This paper examines the institutional history and current culture of US schools of Business and Management to assess the prospects for critical management studies (CMS) becoming a recognized and accepted mode of study in the corpus.
Pierre Bourdieu: language, culture, and education: …, Jan 1, 1999
Anthropology of Work Review, Jun 1, 1986
Journal of Organizational Change Management, Oct 1, 1995
Challenges the notion that “global competition” is at the root of the changing fortunes of large ... more Challenges the notion that “global competition” is at the root of the changing fortunes of large American corporations, and that it is the reason for the recent trend to downsize/ rightsize/re‐engineer white‐collar staffs. Argues that the change in employment relations can be explained by understanding capital′s view of the micro‐economics of the firm, as posed by transaction cost economics and the intentional implementation of particular types of information technology consistent with that understanding. Argues also that current praxis is consistent with, and a continuation of, a long‐term capitalist project to wrest control of the labour process away from as many types of workers as possible.
Anthropology of Work Review, Jun 1, 1986
The major issue of the Conference will be "The symbolics of corporate artifacts." Papers are invi... more The major issue of the Conference will be "The symbolics of corporate artifacts." Papers are invited which bear upon questions such as:
Management Learning, Aug 20, 2016
Management Learning, Feb 15, 2019
Management Learning, Feb 15, 2018
Presented in an earlier form at the Organizational Ethnography Symposium
Management Learning, 2016
Working Paper 21 April, 2020
Some thoughts on not dreading the transition to distance/online formats of teaching.
Language Socialization Undergraduates Textbooks
Tamara Journal of Critical Organizational Studies
The hidden curriculum in higher education, Jan 1, 2001
This paper examines the institutional history and current culture of US schools of Business and M... more This paper examines the institutional history and current culture of US schools of Business and Management to assess the prospects for critical management studies (CMS) becoming a recognized and accepted mode of study in the corpus.
Pierre Bourdieu: language, culture, and education: …, Jan 1, 1999