International Journal of Management Concepts and Philosophy

2004 - 2025

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Is leadership a visible phenomenon? On the (im)possibility of studying leadership pp. 174-188: Sverre Spoelstra
Feeling to see: oversight in knowledge production pp. 189-207: Birgitte Gorm Hansen
Making invisible forces visible. Managing employees' values and attitudes through transient emotions pp. 208-223: Helene Ratner and Justine GrÃ¸nbÃ¦k Pors
Looking forward: on the uses of forecasting in market formation pp. 224-244: Sine N. Just, Nico Mouton and Jonas Gabrielsen
Fandom as a mode of second production: active audienceship of the rising shadow pp. 245-262: Saara L. Taalas and Irma HirsjÃ¤rvi
Organising images of futures-past: remembering the Apollo moon landings pp. 263-283: Lewis Goodings, Steven D. Brown and Martin Parker

Economics and misanthropy pp. 83-102: Sebastian Thieme
The contemporary model manager as a new man the creator pp. 103-115: Agata Dembek
Absurdism as a fundamental value: Camusian thoughts on moral development in organisations pp. 116-127: Robert J. Blomme
"It looks like friendship but it's not", the institutional embeddedness of informal client relationships of Big 4 accountants and consultants compared pp. 128-149: Yvette Taminiau
Economy and finance: their interplay and reflection in the modern economic policy of Russia pp. 150-164: Lyudmila Igonina

State regulation or state capitalism?: a systems approach to crisis prevention and management pp. 1-12: Yuri Yevdokimov and Mikhail A. Molchanov
German capitalism and the long search for a 'spatial fix' pp. 13-30: Paul Kellogg
The Tunisian labour market after the Arab Spring: trends, prospects and new policies pp. 31-46: Abdessalem Gouider
The inevitability of liminality in organising pp. 47-63: Nuno GuimarÃ£es-Costa and Miguel Pina e Cunha
The growth of inequality in Russia: is globalisation to blame? pp. 64-81: Irina Soboleva

Debating the Americanisation of human resource management: origins, misconceptions and politics in discussing the US model pp. 211-227: Ã“scar RodrÃguez-Ruiz and Miguel MartÃnez Lucio
Neo-liberalism in the workplace pp. 228-241: Jim Wolfreys
Social responsibility: concepts and normative ethics pp. 242-255: David Ohreen
Historical immaterialism: from immaterial labour to cognitive capitalism pp. 256-279: Marco Boffo
Firms in turbulent environments and the competition-cooperation paradox: insights from Hegel's dialectic pp. 280-297: Dev K. Dutta
Managing the transformation of higher education in China: a Chinese view pp. 298-320: Yanshuang Li

When and how will the crisis end? An economic journalist's perspective pp. 127-134: Paul Mason
Can the BRICS help global capitalism escape its crisis? pp. 135-147: Adrian Budd
Capital-labour imbalances: the 'debt' of capitalism? pp. 148-169: Brian O' Boyle
Doing employee cynicism through impression management pp. 170-188: Edward Dennehy
Microfinance and social pressure in India: a study of SKS pp. 189-210: Mathew Joseph

Global labour, global business, global crisis pp. 1-18: Marco Boffo and Michael Haynes
Outsourcing, financialisation and the crisis pp. 19-44: John Smith
International migration and the reproduction of multiple inequalities pp. 45-58: Alex Julca
Making up exploitation: direct selling, cosmetics and forms of precarious labour in modern Brazil pp. 59-70: Ludmila Costhek AbÃlio
Working poor, labour market and social protection in the EU: a comparative perspective pp. 71-88: Yannis Dafermos and Christos Papatheodorou
Needs as the determinant of absolute poverty: estimating the cost of nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation in Greece pp. 89-107: George Labrinidis, Thanasis Maniatis, Aris Oikonomou and Marianna Papadopoulou
Workers' taxes, social benefits and the fiscal crisis in Southern Europe pp. 108-125: Thanasis Maniatis

Women and research in British universities - an institutional case study pp. 311-332: Virginia Fisher
Internationalisation and reform of higher education: global challenges and local interpretations pp. 333-353: Galina Telegina
Widening global access - the need for a paradigm shift from excellence to responsibility in international higher education pp. 354-373: Alexander Lenger, Christian Schneickert and Florian Schumacher
Developing intellectual capital through the interrelation of information and quality management pp. 374-388: Petros A. Kostagiolas
Perspectives on knowledge in innovation management - some steps toward developing a framework for tacit knowing pp. 389-402: HÃ¥vard Ã…svoll and Lars Ã˜ystein Widding
Ethics and futures studies pp. 403-410: Roberto Poli

Prospecting for political economy pp. 204-217: Ben Fine
Financial crisis: the myth of free market ideology and current regulatory reforms pp. 218-230: Avgitidou Athina
Crisis and Say's law: perspectives of Marx and Keynes pp. 231-242: Tiagi Camarinha Lopes
Making sense of methodological individualism pp. 243-272: Sergios Tzotzes
The global crisis and the changing European industrial landscape pp. 273-289: Riccardo Bellofiore and Francesco Garibaldo
The crisis, long term depression and new markets pp. 290-310: Davide Gualerzi and Edward J. Nell

Marx's analysis and the present day crisis pp. 107-111: Alex Callinicos
Marx, Marxists and the financial forms of the crisis pp. 112-117: David McNally
Marx's Capital and contemporary capitalist development pp. 118-126: Lucia Pradella
Austerity, labour market change and the transformation of work pp. 127-137: Kevin Doogan
Conceptualising entrepreneurship, innovation and late industrialisation: the state creation of entrepreneurs in Malaysia pp. 138-158: Jeff Tan
The postsocialist experience and the resistible learning process of economic science pp. 159-170: Bernard Chavance
Financialisation in the primary commodity dependent developing countries: the case of Chile pp. 171-189: Daniela Tavasci and Luigi Ventimiglia
Investigative research and urban regeneration problems in the UK: a story of investigative journalism pp. 190-200: D. Nigel Pivaro

Inserting ethics into decision making pp. 1-26: Paul C. Nutt
On Cuba's budgetary finance system. A critique of Helen Yaffe's account pp. 27-39: Alejandro Agafonow
Blank figures' and the material organisation of knowledge: experiences of a 'project file pp. 40-56: Dan Sage, Andy Dainty and Naomi Brookes
Revisiting the concept of boundary objects across the lens of boundary constructions pp. 57-69: W. David Holford
Building a conceptual framework for a communicative and involving innovation process pp. 70-89: Mikko Jarvilehto, Paavo Ritala, Jouni Simila, Jarkko Hyysalo and Pasi Kuvaja
A theatre metaphor for conscious experience as an approach to an individual's knowledge creation and communication pp. 90-104: Kaj U. Koskinen and Pekka Pihlanto