Debating ‘Homo Academicus’ in Management and Organization : Ontological Assumptions and Practical Implications

1 Debating Homo academicus: A maieutic quest for self-reflexivity -- PART ONE: Homo moralis -- 2 When management and organization came to the village of Jante -- 3 Aren’t we all human? - On the illusion of the extraordinary academic -- PART TWO: Homo reflectivus -- 4 Existential explorations of others and oneself as a researcher -- 5 Homo scribens – Notes on writing management -- 6 Living as an academic-cum-something-else: How I learned to stop worrying and love academia -- 7 Homo academicus as becoming nomad: Reflections through a journey of pregnancy and motherhood -- 8 “Dragged in the opposite direction”: Identity tensions facing women academics in management and organization -- PART THREE: Homo mutatus -- 9 Homo academicus and gender: The cracking assumptions of rationality -- 10 Beyond Conventional Leadership: On Homo academicus (dux) and ontological assumptions in academia -- 11 From Homo academicus activistarum to Homo academicus imaginatus -- 12 Homo academicus as guild, employment and attitude – the academy in transition.