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Critical Sociology (a
journal of critical social science)
Special Issue
on developments in Critical Management Studies
The expansion of business and management studies over the last two decades
in economically advanced and developing countries has been a key feature
of higher education across the globe. At both the undergraduate and postgraduate
level business and management education continues to have a major effect
on higher education. At the undergraduate level, as the number of students
studying business degrees rises so does the numbers studying business as
part of a wide range of other degrees. The MBA and the Business School have
become major export icons of business and management. Management knowledge
has spread to a wider range of occupations in practice - to the managerialisation
of work.
The emergence of critical management studies in major disciplinary areas
and the Academy seeks to examine the genesis, effects and significance of
these developments in management education and management practice. Established
disciplines of the social sciences, including sociology have provided many
of the intellectual roots and tools of management theory and practice.
Critical Sociology now provides a forum for discussion of/in critical management.
Papers covering areas of
· management knowledge
· theoretical developments
· the nature of critical management discourse
· the practice of management
· management education
· and other areas of critical management studies
· new researchers are encouraged to submit papers...and are welcome
Guest Editors:
David E. Morgan, PhD, Associate Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Economics,
University of New South Wales ([log in to unmask])
Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic, PhD, Professor of Information Systems, University
of New South Wales ([log in to unmask])
Please send abstracts or proposals to the editors by 30 November 2003.
Final papers selected for the issue will be due to the editors by 15
February 2003. Abstracts and draft papers may be submitted via
Ms Belinda Chan,
Faculty Commerce and Economics,
University of New South Wales,
Sydney, 2052, Australia.
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David E. Morgan, PhD [log in to unmask]
Associate Dean - Undergraduate Programs,
Faculty of Commerce and Economics,
University of New South Wales,
UNSW, Sydney, 2052, Australia.
Ph: +61 2 9385 7146 (w) +61 2 9489 1448 (h) Fax: +61 2 9385 5933
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If you are unable to contact me, please direct your inquiry to
Ms Belinda Chan, [log in to unmask] Ph +61 2 9385 7294