Elusive Domination and the Fate of Critique in Neo-participative Management: A French Pragmatist Approach
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13 juillet 2019
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Thibault Daudigeos, Tim Edwards, Stéphane Jaumier, Vincent Pasquier & Hélène Picard (2021) Organization Studies, 42(3), pp. 453-471 Abstract. In this theoretical paper we investigate how domination has adapted to the new social settings of a flexible and pluralist economy. Building on French pragmatic sociology, we propose an understanding of organizational domination whereby workers are enabled and encouraged to overtly express critique, yet work is nevertheless effectively obtained ...