Dialogues in Management
Dialogues in Management aims to facilitate and cultivate the innovative, creative, positive action-inducing, often unusual, unprecedented, or perhaps ‘re-precendented’, debates from across the world of management research and practice. And given the ubiquitous presence of management in how we live our lives we aim to follow those debates as they intersect with and wash over other fields too: for example, sociology, political ecology, geography, Indigenous studies, psychology political economy. In practice, no subject is an island: least of all one that many might debate whether it is truly a discipline or a subject, an art or a science or a profession, or none of the above. Dialogues in Management explores these themes and others.
Dialogues in Management aims to facilitate and cultivate the innovative, creative, positive action-inducing, often unusual, unprecedented, or perhaps ‘re-precendented’, debates from across the world of management research and practice. And given the ubiquitous presence of management in how we live our lives, we aim to follow those debates as they intersect with other fields too: for example, sociology, political ecology, geography, Indigenous studies, psychology political economy. Because no subject is an island: least of all one that many might debate whether it is truly a discipline or a subject, an art or a science or a profession, or none of the above.
| Stephen Cummings | University of Sydney, Australia |
| Ana Maria Peredo | University of Ottawa, Canada |