Historicity in Organization Studies

Edited by François-Xavier de Vaujany (), Kätlin Pulk () and Pierre Labardin ()

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Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-88938-7
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Introduction: Historicity in Organization Studies, Describing Events and Actuality at the Borders of our Present

François-Xavier Vaujany, Kätlin Pulk and Pierre Labardin

Ch Chapter 10 Commemoration as Discourses of Dark Industrial Pasts: Saunters Through Popular Company and Factory Museums

Ray Griffin

Ch Chapter 11 Spreading Global Leadership and Democracy: Harvard Business School at the Edge of Time (1908–2024)

François-Xavier Vaujany

Ch Chapter 12 Historiography and Historical Organization Studies: Synthesizing the Historic Turn’s Legacy

Nicholous M. Deal and Gabrielle Durepos

Ch Chapter 13 General Conclusion: Between Ordinary and Extraordinary Events—Reconceptualizing Historical Events and Historicity in Organization Studies

Kätlin Pulk, François-Xavier Vaujany and Pierre Labardin

Ch Chapter 2 Eventalizing the Kaali Meteorite: Socio-Organizational Reality as Dynamic Configuration of Event(s)

Kätlin Pulk

Ch Chapter 3 Toward Negative Ontologies of Time? The Inclusion of Non-events in Organizational Historiography

François-Xavier Vaujany

Ch Chapter 4 A Foucauldian Perspective on Ethics and Subjectivation in the Making of History

Aurélie Leclercq-Vandelannoitte and Francois-Xavier Vaujany

Ch Chapter 5 Time, Space, and the Becoming of Chance in Platform Capitalism

Yingqin Zheng and Zhiyi Li

Ch Chapter 6 History of a Digital Institution in the Making: Observing more than 14 years of e-CODEX, the European e-Justice System

Marco Velicogna

Ch Chapter 7 A Critical Genealogy of Time Control Devices in France

Marion Beauvalet

Ch Chapter 8 Building the MythMyth of the Entrepreneur: The Case of Steve Jobs

Anthony Galluzzo

Ch Chapter 9 Changing Narrative Through Theatre. The Case of Bergamo ER Theatre Covid Play

Carmen Pellegrinelli and Laura Lucia Parolin

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