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Elgar encyclopedia of historical organisation studies / edited by Nicholous M. Deal (associate professor of management) and Gabrielle Durepos (professor of organisation studies, Department of Business and Tourism, Mount Saint Vincent University, Canada).
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Elgar encyclopedias in business and management series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Organization--History--Encyclopedias.
- Organization.
- Management--History--Encyclopedias.
- Management.
- Industrial organization--History--Encyclopedias.
- Industrial organization.
- Genre:
- Electronic books.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (566 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2026.
- Summary:
- "This comprehensive Encyclopedia provides a lexicon of the field of historical organisation studies, tracing its evolution from an emergent movement to an established community of practice. It brings together key concepts, research methods, philosophies, influential thinkers and major publication outlets that are shaping the growing discipline. Entries explore the role of the past, history and memory in organisation theory and practice, highlighting how historical thinking has become a cornerstone of organisation studies. Contributing authors establish a shared vocabulary, enabling readers to navigate complex terminology and engage more confidently with historical research. The Elgar Encyclopedia of Historical Organisation Studies is a valuable resource for scholars and students of management, organisation theory and business administration. Its insights inform strategic decision-making, change management and organisational storytelling, making it prime reading for practitioners and organisational leaders. Key Features: - Contains over 140 accessible entries - Encourages ongoing dialogue as the field develops - Features contributions from over 150 international scholars, presenting diverse perspectives, cultures and research traditions from areas such as history, philosophy, sociology and communication studies"-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Contents: Introducing the elgar encyclopedia of historical organisation studies / Nicholous M. Deal and Gabrielle Durepos
- 1. Actor-network theory / C�esar Tureta and Rafael Alcadipani
- 2. Administrative sciences association of Canada business history division / Kristene E. Coller
- 3. Aesthetics / Gabrielle Durepos
- 4. African American management history / Simone T. A. Phipps and Leon C. Prieto
- 5. Alfred chandler / Bradley Bowden
- 6. Amodernism / Caterina Bettin
- 7. Anamnestic scholarship / Baniyelme D. Zoogah
- 8. Anti-history / Gabrielle Durepos
- 9. Anti-microhistory / Nicholous M. Deal
- 10. Archaeology / Amy Thurlow
- 11. Archival ethnography / Stephanie Decker and Alan McKinlay
- 12. Archive / Sandi Stewart
- 13. Archive fever / Amon Barros
- 14. Archives / Amon Barros and Alessandra S.M. Costa
- 15. Arthur Bedeian / Jeffrey Muldoon
- 16. Big data archival research / J. Scott Grant
- 17. Biography / Autobiography / Leo McCann
- 18. Business history / John F. Wilson
- 19. Business history / Stephanie Decker, Christina Lubinski, and Niall G. MacKenzie
- 20. Business history review / Walter A. Friedman and Geoffrey Jones
- 21. Case study / Sonia Coman and Andrea Casey
- 22. Chapter 2 histories / Terrance G. Weatherbee
- 23. Charles wrege / Bradley Bowden
- 24. Chester barnard / Ellen O'Connor
- 25. Chronology / Maria Fernandez-Moya
- 26. Collective memory / Micki Eisenman
- 27. Collective memory vs. History / Hamid Foroughi
- 28. Constructivism / David Foord
- 29. Contextualisation / Pilvikki Lantela
- 30. Controversy / C�esar Tureta, Bruno Luiz Americo, and Stewart R. Clegg
- 31. Corporate history / Diego M. Coraiola
- 32. Corporate irresponsibility / Jukka Rintam�aki
- 33. Cosmovision / Hellen Cordeiro Alves Marquezini
- 34. Critical biography / David C. Jacobs
- 35. Critical discourse analysis / J. Scott Grant
- 36. Critical hermeneutics / Kathy Sanderson
- 37. Critical organisational history / Ryan T. MacNeil
- 38. Critical realism / Deniz Tun�alp
- 39. Cultural history / Ana Silvia Rocha Ipiranga and Luma Louise Sousa Lopes
- 40. Dark side cases / Fernanda Sauerbronn
- 41. Decoloniality / Sergio Wanderley and Fabio Louredo
- 42. Deconstructing history / Diego M. Coraiola
- 43. Diaries / Dorota Marsh and Martyna Sliwa
- 44. Digital archives / Adam Nix, David A. Kirsch, and Stephanie Decker
- 45. Discourse / Keshav Krishnamurty
- 46. Ego-documents / Christina Lubinski and Morten Tinning
- 47. Empiricism / Bradley Bowden
- 48. Enterprise and society / The Editorial Collective
- 49. Entrepreneurial and family business history / Nicholas D. Wong
- 50. Event / Micki Eisenman and Andrea Casey
- 51. Events-based approach / Anthony Hussenot
- 52. Evolutionary theory / Stephen Lippmann
- 53. The evolution of management thought / Robert A. Lloyd
- 54. Exclusion / Mariana I. Paludi and Juan Felipe Espinosa Cristia
- 55. Existentialist history / Caterina Bettin
- 56. Feminism / Denise Franca Barros
- 57. Feminist critical historiography / Stefanie Ruel
- 58. Feminist microhistory / Pilvikki Lantela
- 59. Ficto-feminism / Kristin S. Williams
- 60. Fordism / Pekka Varje
- 61. Gendering history / Albert J. Mills and Jean Helms Mills
- 62. Genealogy / Erik C. Taylor
- 63. Halifax school / Nicholous M. Deal
- 64. Handbook of historical methods for management / Stephanie Decker, William M. Foster, and Elena Giovannoni
- 65. Handbook of research on management and organizational history / Kyle Bruce
- 66. Harvard business school and case study research / Ellen O'Connor
- 67. Hawthorne studies / Jeffrey Muldoon
- 68. Heritage / Donna J. Sears
- 69. Historic turn / David Foord
- 70. Historical consciousness / William M. Foster
- 71. Historical contingency / Richard Marens
- 72. Historical embeddedness / Eero Vaara, Juha-Antti Lamberg, and Elias Vaara
- 73. Historical fiction / Bruno Luiz Americo, C�esar Tureta, Miguel Pina e Cunha, and Stewart R. Clegg
- 74. Historical imagination / Stephanie Decker
- 75. Historical institutionalism / Marrisa Joseph
- 76. Historical organisation studies / Mairi Maclean and Charles Harvey
- 77. Historical social network analysis / Emily Buchnea and Zaid Elsahn
- 78. Historically grounded theory / Trevor Israelsen and J. Robert Mitchell
- 79. Historiography / Terrance G. Weatherbee
- 80. History / Anders Ravn S�rensen
- 81. History and business storytelling / Nicholous M. Deal
- 82. A history of management thought / J.-C. Spender
- 83. History of management thought / Anthony Gould
- 84. History as method / Wim Van Lent
- 85. Imprinting / Mazhar Islam
- 86. Indigenous organisation history / Fran�cois Bastien
- 87. Industrial revolution / Jason Russell
- 88. Intellectual history / Lauren Eaton
- 89. Intersectional history / Ellen C. Shaffner
- 90. Joan woodward / Carolyn Popp Garrity
- 91. Joseph Wharton / Ellen O'Connor
- 92. Journal of management history / Jeffrey Muldoon
- 93. Journal of sport history / Chad S. Seifried
- 94. Juncture / Kerry A. Watson
- 95. Labour history / Jason Russell
- 96. Latin American management history / Luis Antonio Orozco, Julio Zuluaga, and Jeffrey Muldoon
- 97. Leadership / Bert A. Spector
- 98. Life story / Hellen Cordeiro Alves Marquezini
- 99. Longue dur�ee / Donncha Kavanagh
- 100. Louisiana State University / Jeffrey Muldoon
- 101. Management and organizational history / Gabrielle Durepos and Amon Barros
- 102. Management history / Sonia Coman and Andrea Casey
- 103. Management history division (academy of management) / Regina A. Greenwood
- 104. Manufacturing the employee / Roy Jacques
- 105. Mary Parker Follett / Ellen O'Connor
- 106. Memorials / Renata Guimar�aes Quelha de S�a and Alessandra S.M. Costa
- 107. Metahistory / Gabrielle Durepos
- 108. Metanarrative / Andrew Smith
- 109. Microhistory / Liv Egholm
- 110. Mnemonic devices / Michal Frenkel and Micki Eisenman
- 111. The new deal / Nicholous M. Deal and Mark D. MacIsaac
- 112. A new history of management / Stephen Cummings, Todd Bridgman, John Hassard, and Michael Rowlinson
- 113. Non-corporeal actant theory / Christopher M. Hartt
- 114. Nostalgia / Elden Wiebe
- 115. Official documents / Isabela da Silva Pontes
- 116. Oral history / Dorota Marsh and Martyna �Sliwa
- 117. Organisational memory studies / Hamid Foroughi, Diego M. Coraiola, Jukka Rintam�aki, S�bastien Mena, and William M. Foster
- 118. Origin stories / Nicholous M. Deal and Kristin S. Williams
- 119. Othering / Paulina Segarra and Nicole Goldberg-Dalma
- 120. The palgrave handbook of management history / Bradley Bowden, Jeffrey Muldoon, Anthony Gould, and Adela McMurray
- 121. Pandemonium / Gibson Burrell
- 122. Paradigms / John Hassard and Julie Wolfram Cox
- 123. Past / Matthew C.B. Lyle
- 124. Path dependence / Dilek Zamant�l� Nay�r
- 125. Periodisation / Yasaman Sadeghi
- 126. Perspectivism / Ana Silvia Rocha Ipiranga and Luma Louise Sousa Lopes
- 127. Politics / Christopher A. Hartwell
- 128. Postmodernism / Marta B. Cal�s
- 129. Power / Stewart R. Clegg
- 130. The practical turn / John F. Wilson and Anna Tilba
- 131. Public history / Anastasia L. Pratt
- 132. Racial capitalism / Pushkala Prasad
- 133. Reflexivity / Christian Stutz
- 134. Rhetorical history / Roy Suddaby
- 135. The routledge companion to management and organizational history / Gabrielle Durepos
- 136. Scientific management / Hindy Lauer Schachter
- 137. Scrapbooks / Kevin D. Tennent and Alex G. Gillett
- 138. Self-actualisation / Fabian Fluche, Kostas Amiridis, and Bogdan Costea
- 139. Serendipity / Kevin D. Tennent and Alex G. Gillett
- 140. Sources / Marcelo Bucheli
- 141. Spatial history / Bareerah Hafeez Hoorani, Emmanuella Plakoyiannaki, Eriikka PaavilainenM�ntym�ki, and Tiina Ritvala
- 142. Sporting traditions / Chad S. Seifried
- 143. Taylorism and gender equity / equality / Chris Nyland
- 144. Text / Marcelo de Souza Bispo
- 145. Textbooks / Todd Bridgman and Stephen Cummings
- 146. Time / Gabrielle Durepos
- 147. Time-as-rhythm / Garance Marechal
- 148. Two-eyed seeing etuaptmumk / Mary Beth Doucette
- 149. Work, wealth, and postmodernism / Bradley Bowden.
- Notes:
- Description based on print record.
- ISBN:
- 9781035332939 (e-book)
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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