Speaking with one voice : multivocality and univocality in organizing

Voice: a metaphor and its significance for organizational communication / Chantal Benoit-Barné and Thomas Martine -- Authority-in-action: how voices are negotiated through idiomatic formulations during organizational downsizing / Helle Kryger Aggerholm and Birte Asmuss -- "I'm just saying": multivocal organizing in a community health initiative / Annis Grover Golden and Nicolas Bencherki -- Finding the voice of a protest: negotiating authority among the multiplicity of voices in a pro-refugee demonstration / Salla-Maaria Laaksonen, Erna Bodström, and Camilla Haavisto -- Amplifying voices: hip hop as a mode of engagement for community organizing in the context of the Black Lives Matter movement / Clement Decault -- Taking a relational approach to rhetoric and discourse: (re)considering the voices of recycling and sustainability / erin daina mcclellan and Kat Davis -- Tensional dynamics in discussions of social responsibility: voice mobilization, concern negotiation, and organizational boundaries co-creation / Alessandro Poroli -- "Centering [voices from] the margins": negotiating intersectionality as a consultative framework / Khaoula Zoghlami -- Conclusion: speaking with one voice is a specific form of multivocality / Thomas Martine and Chantal Benoit-Barné.