Reason in Practice
The Journal of Philosophy of Management
One-Day Conference
INTRODUCING PHILOSOPHY OF MANAGEMENT
London School of Economics
Friday 22 June 10am - 5pm
This informal conference is open to philosophers, management researchers and
teachers and practising managers. It offers an opportunity to
Explore the nature and scope of philosophy of management and the value of
applying comprehensive philosophical scrutiny to management in theory and
practice
Sample ways in which it is being practised
Assess and debate its distinctive contribution
Influence the direction of work in the field
Network with thinkers active in philosophy and management
Programme
1. INTRODUCING PHILOSOPHY OF MANAGEMENT
The Need, Scope, Methods and Use
Nigel Laurie and Christopher Cherry
The Philosophies of Critical Management
Martin Parker
2. DOING PHILOSOPHY OF MANAGEMENT
Can There Be Such a Thing as "Knowledge"
in Management?
Paul Griseri
Experience and Excess: Bergson on Best
Practice; Bataille on Motivation
Stephen Linstead
The Quality Movement: Linguistic Mistake?
Ideological Intrusion? Or What?
Michael Loughlin
3. DEVELOPING PHILOSOPHY OF MANAGEMENT
Panel Discussion
Speakers
CHRISTOPHER CHERRY
Reader in Moral Philosophy, University of Kent, formerly Director of
Postgraduate Studies in Philosophy and Master of Eliot College 1990-95. Has
published numerous articles. His most recent book (with others) is Values
and the Person. Experience includes Assistant Principal at the Ministry of
Health.
Specialist Assessor for Philosophy for the HEFC for Wales 1995-96. Member
Archbishop of Canterbury’s Advisory Group on Medical Ethics since 1992.Chair
Editorial Board of Reason in Practice
PAUL GRISERI
Part-time Lecturer in Management, University College, London. Freelance
teacher and author of Managing Values (Macmillan 1998), In Search of
Business Ethics (with J Groucutt, FT 1998) and Management Research
(forthcoming, Palgrave). Degree and doctorate in Philosophy. Director, MBA
programme at London Guildhall University (1993-98). Columnist on business
for CompuServe.
NIGEL LAURIE
Management Consultant and Editor and Publisher, Reason in Practice. Chair,
Society of Consultant Philosophers. Philosophy degrees from Glasgow and
Guelph. Clients include major public and private sector organisations in
Europe, the USA, Middle East and Asia. Fellow of the Institute of Management
Consultancy.
STEPHEN LINSTEAD
Professor of Management (designate) University of Essex, co-founder, British
Academy of Management Philosophy of Organisation Special Interest Group.
Author of Management: A Critical Text (Macmillan 1999), co-author Sex, Work
and Sex Work (Routledge 2000), co-editor of Understanding Management (Sage,
1996). Consultancy clients include: British Aerospace, BNFL, the NHS,
British Airways, Environmental Protection Department (Hong Kong), Hong Kong
Mass Transit Railway Corporation.
MICHAEL LOUGHLIN
Lecturer in Philosophy, Manchester Metropolitan University. Author of
Ethics, Management and Mythology: The Philosophy and Politics of
Contemporary Health Services Management (Hochland and Hochland 2001)
Articles address quality and excellence; rationality harm and risk; the
management of illness; rationing, barbarity and the economist's perspective;
on the meaning of 'applied philosophy'. Features Editor for Health Care
Analysis
MARTIN PARKER
Reader in Social and Organisational Theory and Head (designate) of the
Department of Management, Keele University. Research and writing covers the
sociology of culture, social and organisational theory with particular
reference to modernism, ethics and utopias. His most recent book is
Organisational Culture and Identity (Sage, 2000) and he edited Ethics and
Organisation (Sage, 1999).
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