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245 00 Relational practices, participative organizing
|h[electronic resource] /|cedited by Chris Steyaert, Bart
van Looy
260 Bingley, U.K. :|bEmerald,|c2010
300 1 online resource (xiv, 299 p.) :|bill
490 1 Advanced series in management,|x1877-6361 ;|vv. 7
504 Includes bibliographical references (p. 275-299)
505 0 Participative organizing as relational practice / Chris
Steyaert, Bart Van Looy -- 'Relational practices' for
generative communal organizing : travelling between Geel
and Ecuador / Rene Bouwen-- From individualism to post-
heroic practices in organizational research / H. Peter
Dachler -- Relational practice : 'the daily things we do'
/ Chris Blantern -- The heart of relational organizing :
passion, autonomy and responsibility / Paul Salipante,
Nancy Koury King -- Apologies and remorse inorganizations
: saying sorry-- and meaning it? / Stephen Fineman,
Yiannis Gabriel -- Integrating multiple voices : working
with collusion in multiparty collaborations / Barbara Gray,
Sandra Schruijer-- Developingspacefor diversity : an
appreciative stance / Ronald E. Fry, Johan Hovelynck -- On
the moral of an emerging academic praxis : accounting fora
conference experience / Keijo Rasanen -- Using knowledge-
as-inquiry to mobilize change : a retrospective analysis
of 'moments of change' in arelational practice / Alexander
J.J.A. Maas, Johannes H. Stravers,Frans P.M.Baar --
Processes of technological innovation in context-- and
their modulation / Arie Rip -- Relational practices of
change : poised betweenpolitics and aesthetics / Dian
Marie Hosking -- Relational practices and the emergence of
the uniquely new / John Shotter -- Polyvocal organizing :
an exploration / Kenneth Gergen,Mary Gergen
520 "This book focuses on the concept and role of relational
practices as a way to understand andstudy processes of
organizing. Relational practices are conceived as an
ongoing, everyday process resulting in more participative
ways of organizing. Participative organizing works from
and with the multiplicity of interactions inherent in
processes of becoming; it reflects upon and experiments
withhow the diversity of participants and interactions can
provide the potential for defining and redefining
organizational realities.A" Through reflective essays and
empirical research examples, this book illustrates that
relational practices ofeveryday organizational life are
strongly entangled with emotional, embodied, and aesthetic
processes. The combination of these corollaries of
participative organizing -- as an everyday, complex
accomplishment, poised between intervention and invention,
andbetween an affective andaesthetic ecology of belonging
and becoming -- provides a new perspectiveonhow the
practice of organizing and the organizing of practice can
be accomplished and managed intheyears to come."
650 0 Industrial management
650 0 Management science
650 7 Business & Economics|xAccounting|xGeneral.|2bisacsh
650 7 Organizational theory & behaviour.|2bicssc
700 1 Steyaert, Chris
700 1 Looy, Bart van
830 0 Advanced series in management ;|vv. 7
856 40 |uhttp://www.emeraldinsight.com/1877-6361/7
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