Dear List Members

Please see posting below from the critical management list.
I'm keen to develop something similar for arts/heritage marketing over the next
couple of years in order to provide a resource for scholars and postgradute
students in the area.
If any list members would be willing to work on a team that would manage this
process, or would be willing to contribute ideas, suggestions and references,
please let me know off-list.

Best wishes
Daragh O'Reilly

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    Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2007 17:39:44 -0700
    From: Paul Adler <[log in to unmask]>
Reply-To: Paul Adler <[log in to unmask]>
 Subject: Re: CMS Online bibliography
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Working with several critters, we have been compiling this 
bibliography of work in and about critical mgt studies. We now have a 
list of over 2500 references, and thanks to efforts by John Truty, it 
is now in a form that allows users to search it, add items and 
comments on existing items, and export search results in various 
formats.

The way to get to this bibliography is to go to 
http://group.aomonline.org/cms/Resources/Crit_biblio.htm

On this web page, you'll see ...

* a description of the bibliography and a user name and password.

* a hot link to "A brief instruction manual" located here" -- do 
download this, as it's pretty useful.

* the link to the bibliography itself: click on the link "The CMS 
WikIndx" -- then, under the top-left Wikindx menu, click on "User 
logon" -- this will get you access to all the functionality of this 
new resource.

This wiki-based tool has some cool features:

*   the bibliography searchable;

* you can download selected references in several formats including 
RTF and Endnote;

* you can edit and add comments to existing entries;

* and you can add other references individually or en masse in several formats.

Please note that the list is very much of a work-in-progress. It was 
compiled from various resources that are already available and that 
fit broadly within the orbit of critical management studies. There 
are numerous gaps as well as errors, so we would welcome people 
helping out to correct errors, add references, suggest better 
keywords, and add short abstracts and/ or critical notes. Adding 
better key-words would be particularly valuable. The wiki format 
makes such editing very easy -- simply sign up and you are free to 
edit!

Our goal was to keep the list focused on work more or less in a 
critical spirit. In our own writing as critters, we of course make 
extensive reference to more or less un-critical texts too, but if we 
were to include those citations too, the purpose of this bibliography 
would be lost.

Such a file is pretty easy to sabotage, so we will need to be alert 
to that risk.

John Truty, the CMS-IG webmaster, has agreed to act as a contact 
person if you have suggestions. He's at <[log in to unmask]>

We hope it's useful to you all!
Paul

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Marshall School of Business
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