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On being at work : the social construction of the employee
Harding, Nancy - 2013
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Films as archives of leadership theories : the Terminator film franchise
Harding, Nancy - In: After leadership, (pp. 115-128). 2019
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The social construction of management : texts and identities
Harding, Nancy - 2003
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Materialities and Identities
Harding, Nancy - In: The Oxford handbook of identities in organizations. 2020
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Identity and Meaningful/Meaningless Work
Harding, Nancy - In: The Oxford handbook of meaningful work. 2019
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Jacques-Marie-Èmile Lacan (1901–1981)
Harding, Nancy - In: The Oxford handbook of process philosophy and …. 2014
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On being at work : the social construction of the employee
Harding, Nancy - 2013
1. What is 'work'? : a tale of two sisters -- 2. The master's tale -- 3. The bondsman's tale -- 4. Becoming human -- 5. Becoming and not becoming gendered -- 6. A hyperbolic theory, a theory in drag : organizations and the murder of the me's-I-might-have-been.
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On being at work : the social construction of the employee
Harding, Nancy - 2013
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The unwanted body of man or why is it so difficult for women to make it in academe? : a feminist psychoanalytic approach
Fotaki, Marianna - In: Equality, diversity and inclusion at work : a research …, (pp. 57-71). 2009
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The sublime object of desire (for knowledge) : sexuality at work in business and management schools in England
Fotaki, Marianna - In: British journal of management : BJM 22 (2011) 1, pp. 42-53
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