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TAMARA JOURNAL - TABLE OF CONTENTS 7.1 & 7.2
 
ISSUE 7.1 Special Issue: Identity (Editor: David Boje)
 

1.  Jason S. LeCoure and Albert J. Mills - Dialogical aspects of the  technologies of the self in organizational analysis.

 

p.  7

2. Dariusz Jemielniak - Software engineers or artists? ProgrammersÕ identity choices

 

p.  20

3. Anne Reff Pedersen - Narrative identity work in a medical ward  - A study of Diversity in health care identities

 

p.  38

4. Kenneth Ehrensal - From Teachers to Professors: A Tale of Identities, Ideologies, Change, Conflict and lots of other good Organizational ÔStuffÕ (a work of ethnographically informed scholarly fiction)

 

p.  54

5. Anthony R. Yue and Albert J. Mills - Making Sense out of Bad Faith: Sartre, Weick and Existential Sensemaking in Organizational Analysis

 

p.  67

6. Cathy BrŽda, Miguel Delattre, and Rodolphe Ocler - The Story behind Identities: from Corporate Discourse Individual Recognition

 

p.  82

7. Anne Reff Pedersen - The Role of the Media in the Co-Production of Identities in a Filmmaking Company

 

p.  91

 
ISSUE 7.2 Issue: General (Editor: David Boje)
 

1. Cagri Topal - A Narrative construction of the organization by an external party: The nongovernmental organization narrative by the United Nations.

 

p.  109

2. Douglas Racionzer – Doing business in a South African Township: Considering a role for ressentiment as situated narrative and theory of power.

 

p.  124

3. Gerard McElwee - In search of Montsalvatch: Making sense of interviewing farmers

 

p.  137

4. Yiannis Gabriel - Seduced by the text: The desire to be deceived in story, memoir and drama

 

p.  152

5. Fernando M. Pereira Alves - New visions of management from the outer limits: Yes, Virginia, there is dreamscaping at the Academy of Management (AOM)

 

p.  166

6. Steven L. Arxer - Addressing postmodern concerns on the border: globalization, the nation-state, hybridity, and social change

 

p.  177

7. Jephias Matunhu - The rural poverty trap: which way out for South Africa?

 

p.  198
 
 

 

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