Elgar Encyclopedia of Historical Organisation Studies

Deal, Nicholous M.; Durepos, Gabrielle

Elgar Encyclopedia of Historical Organisation Studies

Edited by Nicholous M. Deal and Gabrielle Durepos

Abstract: This comprehensive Encyclopedia provides a lexicon of the field of historical organisation studies, tracing its evolution from an emergent movement to an established community of practice. It brings together key concepts, research methods, philosophies, influential thinkers and major publication outlets that are shaping the growing discipline.

Keywords: Historical Organisation Studies; Organisational Memory; Historical Methods; Historiography; Critical Organisational History; Historicity In Organisations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035332922
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Chapters in this book:

Introducing the Elgar Encyclopedia of Historical Organisation Studies: Nicholous M. Deal and Gabrielle Durepos
Actor-network theory: César Tureta and Rafael Alcadipani
Administrative Sciences Association of Canada Business History Division: Kristene E. Coller
Aesthetics: Gabrielle Durepos
African American Management History: Simone T. A. Phipps and Leon C. Prieto
Alfred Chandler: Bradley Bowden
Amodernism: Caterina Bettin
Anamnestic scholarship: Baniyelme D. Zoogah
ANTi-History: Gabrielle Durepos
ANTi-Microhistory: Nicholous M. Deal
Archaeology: Amy Thurlow
Archival ethnography: Stephanie Decker and Alan McKinlay
Archive: Sandi Stewart
Archive Fever: Amon Barros
Archives: Amon Barros and Alessandra S.M. Costa
Arthur Bedeian: Jeffrey Muldoon
Big data archival research: J. Scott Grant
Biography / Autobiography: Leo McCann
Business history: John F. Wilson
Business History: Stephanie Decker, Christina Lubinski and Niall G. MacKenzie
Business History Review: Walter A. Friedman and Geoffrey Jones
Case study: Sonia Coman and Andrea Casey
Chapter 2 histories: Terrance G. Weatherbee
Charles Wrege: Bradley Bowden
Chester Barnard: Ellen O’Connor
Chronology: Maria Fernandez-Moya
Collective memory: Micki Eisenman
Collective memory vs. history: Hamid Foroughi
Constructivism: David Foord
Contextualisation: Pilvikki Lantela
Controversy: César Tureta, Bruno Luiz Americo and Stewart R. Clegg
Corporate history: Diego M. Coraiola
Corporate irresponsibility: Jukka Rintamäki
Cosmovision: Hellen Cordeiro Alves Marquezini
Critical biography: David C. Jacobs
Critical discourse analysis: J. Scott Grant
Critical hermeneutics: Kathy Sanderson
Critical organisational history: Ryan T. MacNeil
Critical realism: Deniz Tunçalp
Cultural history: Ana Silvia Rocha Ipiranga and Luma Louise Sousa Lopes
Dark side cases: Fernanda Sauerbronn
Decoloniality: Sergio Wanderley and Fabio Louredo
Deconstructing History: Diego M. Coraiola
Diaries: Dorota Marsh and Martyna Śliwa
Digital archives: Adam Nix, David A. Kirsch and Stephanie Decker
Discourse: Keshav Krishnamurty
Ego-documents: Christina Lubinski and Morten Tinning
Empiricism: Bradley Bowden
Entrepreneurial and family business history: Nicholas D. Wong
Event: Micki Eisenman and Andrea Casey
Events-based approach: Anthony Hussenot
Evolutionary theory: Stephen Lippmann
The Evolution of Management Thought: Robert A. Lloyd
Exclusion: Mariana I. Paludi and Juan Felipe Espinosa Cristia
Existentialist history: Caterina Bettin
Feminism: Denise Franca Barros
Feminist critical historiography: Stefanie Ruel
Feminist microhistory: Pilvikki Lantela
Ficto-feminism: Kristin S. Williams
Fordism: Pekka Varje
Gendering history: Albert J. Mills and Jean Helms Mills
Genealogy: Erik C. Taylor
Halifax School: Nicholous M. Deal
Handbook of Historical Methods for Management: Stephanie Decker, William M. Foster and Elena Giovannoni
Handbook of Research on Management and Organizational History: Kyle Bruce
Harvard Business School and case study research: Ellen O’Connor
Hawthorne studies: Jeffrey Muldoon
Heritage: Donna J. Sears
Historic turn: David Foord
Historical consciousness: William M. Foster
Historical contingency: Richard Marens
Historical embeddedness: Eero Vaara, Juha-Antti Lamberg and Elias Vaara
Historical fiction: Bruno Luiz Americo, César Tureta, Miguel Pina e Cunha and Stewart R. Clegg
Historical imagination: Stephanie Decker
Historical institutionalism: Marrisa Joseph
Historical organisation studies: Mairi Maclean and Charles Harvey
Historical social network analysis: Emily Buchnea and Zaid Elsahn
Historically grounded theory: Trevor Israelsen and J. Robert Mitchell
Historiography: Terrance G. Weatherbee
History: Anders Ravn Sørensen
History and Business Storytelling: Nicholous M. Deal
A History of Management Thought: J.-C. Spender
History of management thought: Anthony Gould
History as method: Wim Van Lent
Imprinting: Mazhar Islam
Indigenous organisation history: François Bastien
Industrial Revolution: Jason Russell
Intellectual history: Lauren Eaton
Intersectional history: Ellen C. Shaffner
Joan Woodward: Carolyn Popp Garrity
Joseph Wharton: Ellen O’Connor
Journal of Management History: Jeffrey Muldoon
Journal of Sport History: Chad S. Seifried
Juncture: Kerry A. Watson
Labour history: Jason Russell
Latin American management history: Luis Antonio Orozco, Julio Zuluaga and Jeffrey Muldoon
Leadership: Bert A. Spector
Life story: Hellen Cordeiro Alves Marquezini
Longue durée: Donncha Kavanagh
Louisiana State University: Jeffrey Muldoon
Management & Organizational History: Gabrielle Durepos and Amon Barros
Management history: Sonia Coman and Andrea Casey
Management History Division (Academy of Management): Regina A. Greenwood
Manufacturing the Employee: Roy Jacques
Mary Parker Follett: Ellen O’Connor
Memorials: Renata Guimarães Quelha de Sá and Alessandra S.M. Costa
Metahistory: Gabrielle Durepos
Metanarrative: Andrew Smith
Microhistory: Liv Egholm
Mnemonic devices: Michal Frenkel and Micki Eisenman
The New Deal: Nicholous M. Deal and Mark D. MacIsaac
A New History of Management: Stephen Cummings, Todd Bridgman, John Hassard and Michael Rowlinson
Non-corporeal actant theory: Christopher M. Hartt
Nostalgia: Elden Wiebe
Official documents: Isabela da Silva Pontes
Oral history: Dorota Marsh and Martyna Śliwa
Organisational memory studies: Hamid Foroughi, Diego M. Coraiola, Jukka Rintamäki, Sébastien Mena and William M. Foster
Origin stories: Nicholous M. Deal and Kristin S. Williams
Othering: Paulina Segarra and Nicole Goldberg-Dalma
The Palgrave Handbook of Management History: Bradley Bowden, Jeffrey Muldoon, Anthony Gould and Adela McMurray
Pandemonium: Gibson Burrell
Paradigms: John Hassard and Julie Wolfram Cox
Past: Matthew C.B. Lyle
Path dependence: Dilek Zamantılı Nayır
Periodisation: Yasaman Sadeghi
Perspectivism: Ana Silvia Rocha Ipiranga and Luma Louise Sousa Lopes
Politics: Christopher A. Hartwell
Postmodernism: Marta B. Calás
Power: Stewart R. Clegg
The practical turn: John F. Wilson and Anna Tilba
Public history: Anastasia L. Pratt
Racial capitalism: Pushkala Prasad
Reflexivity: Christian Stutz
Rhetorical history: Roy Suddaby
The Routledge Companion to Management and Organizational History: Gabrielle Durepos
Scientific management: Hindy Lauer Schachter
Scrapbooks: Kevin D. Tennent and Alex G. Gillett
Self-actualisation: Fabian Fluche, Kostas Amiridis and Bogdan Costea
Serendipity: Kevin D. Tennent and Alex G. Gillett
Sources: Marcelo Bucheli
Spatial history: Bareerah Hafeez Hoorani, Emmanuella Plakoyiannaki, Eriikka Paavilainen-Mäntymäki and Tiina Ritvala
Sporting Traditions: Chad S. Seifried
Taylorism and gender equity/equality: Chris Nyland
Text: Marcelo de Souza Bispo
Textbooks: Todd Bridgman and Stephen Cummings
Time: Gabrielle Durepos
Time-as-rhythm: Garance Marechal
Two-Eyed Seeing Etuaptmumk: Mary Beth Doucette
Work, Wealth, & Postmodernism: Bradley Bowden

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