Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Michał Izak, PhD, is a Senior Lecturer in Management at University of Lincoln, UK. His research interests include emerging organizational discourses, Critical Management Studies, fiction as a reflection of organizational dynamics and organizational storytelling. He publishes regularly in peer reviewed journals and is a member of the editorial board of Organization Studies as well as a guest editor of forthcoming issues of Futures journal and Tamara Journal for Critical Organization Inquiry.
Linda Hitchin is a Principal Lecturer at University of Lincoln, UK, and a sociologist of science and technology. Her research interests include ethnographic methods, sociology of translation, sociomaterial studies and ontological politics of work.
David Anderson is a Lecturer in Management at University of Lincoln, UK. He has edited a special issue of Tamara Journal and is a reviewer for Journal of Management Education. His research interests include methodological anarchism, network studies, sociomateriality and relationality.
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Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Michał Izak, PhD, is a Senior Lecturer in Management at University of Lincoln, UK. His research interests include emerging organizational discourses, Critical Management Studies, fiction as a reflection of organizational dynamics and organizational storytelling. He publishes regularly in peer reviewed journals and is a member of the editorial board of Organization Studies as well as a guest editor of forthcoming issues of Futures journal and Tamara Journal for Critical Organization Inquiry.
Linda Hitchin is a Principal Lecturer at University of Lincoln, UK, and a sociologist of science and technology. Her research interests include ethnographic methods, sociology of translation, sociomaterial studies and ontological politics of work.
David Anderson is a Lecturer in Management at University of Lincoln, UK. He has edited a special issue of Tamara Journal and is a reviewer for Journal of Management Education. His research interests include methodological anarchism, network studies, sociomateriality and relationality.