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Talking about Organization Science
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Talking about Organization Science
Debates and Dialogue From Crossroads



March 2000 | 336 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Written by outstanding scholars, the themes of this book cover a wide range of issues at the heart of the study of organizations. These include debates over the role of economics in strategic management research and the now classic exchanges between Jeff Pfeffer and John Van Maanen over the direction of organization science studies; discourses that describe, analyze and critique ways to represent and understand organizations, including a re-appraisal of Gibson Burrell and Gareth Morgan's seminal work on sociological paradigms of organizational analysis and views on (organizational) culture expressed by several leading writers on the topic; and dialogues on some quite radical or unusual `takes' on organizational life: the role of the tempered radical working inside the organization for fundamental change, the dilemmas facing individuals publishing qualitative research in mainstream journals, the implications of adopting a spiritual lens to the study of organizations and a discussion of ways we might better bridge the gap between academic thinking and business practice.
 
PART ONE: DEBATES IN ORGANIZATION SCIENCE
Paul M Hirsch, Ray Friedman and Mitchell P Koza
Collaboration or Paradigm Shift?
Caveat Emptor and the Risk of Romance with Economic Models for Strategy and Policy Research

 
William S Hesterly and Todd Zenger
The Myth of a Monolithic Economics
Fundamental Assumptions and the Use of Economic Models in Policy and Strategy Research

 
Jeffrey Pfeffer
Barriers to the Advance of Organization Science
Paradigm Development as a Dependent Variable

 
John Van Maanen
Style as Theory
Jeffrey Pfeffer
Mortality Reproducibility and the Persistence of Styles of Theory
John Van Maanen
Fear and Loathing in Organization Studies
 
PART TWO: DISCOURSES ABOUT ORGANIZATION SCIENCE
Gibson Burrell and Gareth Morgan
Two Dimensions
Four Paradigms

 
Stanley Deetz
Describing Differences in Approaches to Organization Science
Rethinking Burrell and Morgan and Their Legacy

 
Walter R Nord and Ann F Connell
From Quicksand to Crossroads
An Agnostic Perspective on Conversation

 
James March and Robert Sutton
Organizational Performance as a Dependent Variable
Dvora Yanow et al
Writing Organizational Tales
Four Authors and Their Stories about Culture

 
John M Jermier and Stewart R Clegg
Critical Issues in Organization Science
A Dialogue (Part One)

 
 
PART THREE: DIALOGUES AND DIRECTIONS
Debra Meyerson and Maureen Scully
Tempered Radicalism and the Politics of Ambivalence and Change
Robert I Sutton
The Virtues of Closet Qualitative Research
John M Jermier and Stewart R Clegg
Critical Issues in Organization Science
A Dialogue (Part Two)

 
Philip H Mirvis
"Soul Work" in Organizations
 
Bridging Academia and Business
A Conversation with Steve Kerr

 
 
PART FOUR: CONCLUSION

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