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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
St Anne's College, Oxford
26 - 29 June 2002
DEVELOPING PHILOSOPHY OF MANAGEMENT -
CROSSING FRONTIERS
FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS: DEADLINE 28 FEBRUARY
Organised by Reason in Practice: The Journal of Philosophy of Management in
association with the Forum for European Philosophy.
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE…
Tom Donaldson, Professor of Legal Studies and Director of the Ethics
Programme,
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Ed Freeman, Director of the Olsson Centre for Applied Ethics, Darden
Graduate School of Business, University of Virginia
Leigh Hafrey, Senior Lecturer in Communication and Ethics, Sloan School,
MIT
Stephen Linstead, Professor of Management, University of Essex
Michael Luntley, Professor of Philosophy, University of Warwick
Domènec Melé, Professor and Director of Business Ethics, IESE, Barcelona
Yvon Pesqueux, Chaire, Développement des Systèmes d'Organisation,
Conservatoire National des Arts & Metiers, Paris
PAPERS ACCEPTED TO DATE INCLUDE…
Communities at Work? An Exploration of the Concept of 'Community' in
Organisational Analysis
Adhocracy, IT & Nomad Management
Ideology and Organization
What is a Business?
Emotion At Work
Hazards of Developing Organisational
Morality
Management as a Moral Art: Emerging from the Paradigm Debate
Moral development and Management Development
The Remoralisation of Business
Management Authority in a Worker Co-operative:
The Search for Political Forms in Managed Organisations
The Rights Factor in Management/Employee Relationships
Philosophical Insights into Workplace Equality
Justice on the Job in Interpersonal Conflict
Management Ethics: The importance of Self-deception
Learning from Mistakes in Management: A Popperian Account
Reflections on a Successful Management
Experience
Popper, Management and Double-Loop Learning
The Fruitful Use of Silence
Making Wise Decisions
Making Things Happen: The Responsibility of Negotiation
Management as Ideology: the case of New Managerialism The 'Right To
Manage' and the Place of Regulation
Before and Beyond 'The Third Way' - Markets, Wealth Creation and Public
Spaces
Reconciling Different Values and Managing
Competing Demands: Hong Kong’s Public Managers
The Trouble With Performance: Explicating a Problematic Concept
Idealism in the face of Tragic Realities
Power In Management: The Philosophical Approach of Mary Parker Follett
Attitudes of Mind in the World of C West Churchman
A Bergsonian Approach to Understanding Organisations
A Sophist-icated Understanding of Management
Tory Political Thought and Radical Management Practice
The Method Of Paraphrases In Management
Popper and the Science Enterprise Challenge
The Positivist Dispute in Critical Management Studies – Revisiting Adorno
and Popper
What Lessons Can Be Learnt from Waldron’s
Arguments for the Management of
Development Projects?
Self In Management: Its Philosophical Relevance
Childish Method: The Poverty of Management Methodology
Epistemological and Methodological Issues Regarding the Representation of
Management Theory
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Nelarine Cornelius Brunel University
Paul Griseri University College, London
Nigel Laurie Reason in Practice
Alan Montefiore Forum for European Philosophy
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Øjvind Larsen Copenhagen Business School
Joe Braidish Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
Ashly Pinnington Graduate School of Management, University of Queensland
Ion Georgiou Universidade Estadual do Sudoesta da Bahia, Brazil
PAPERS ESPECIALLY WELCOME…
The organisers will especially welcome contributions on:
'Management in Context': philosophical discussions of management in the
context of globalisation, environmentalism, regulation, cross-cultural
issues, the place of civic society
'Philosophers on Management': critical examinations and demonstrations of
the relevance of classical or other philosophers to management theory and
practice
'Philosophies in Management': expositions of the presuppositions and
philosophical positions implicit in management theory and practice
Feminist philosophical contributions to management theory and practice
Management education and philosophy: content and methods
Non-western philosophical approaches to management
Presentations may take one of several forms:
Presentation of a formal paper
Panel discussion or interview
Item for the Practitioner Pathway in the form of:
- Workshop offering participants the opportunity to experience or observe
philosophical processes and methods in use by managers
- Executive introduction to philosophical issues in management
- Case studies demonstrating the application of philosophical thinking and
techniques in management practice and management development
CONFERENCE PURPOSE
Management as a set of ideas, a function and a group has never been more
influential or visible and the complexity and impact of its work continues
to grow across cultures. In this context, philosophical scrutiny of its
theory and practice and engagement with its issues has never been more
necessary. This conference seeks to promote philosophically informed
thinking about management in theory and practice worldwide. It will provide
an opportunity for theorists and practitioners to present new work in the
philosophy of management, engage with philosophical and practical issues in
management within and across cultures and experience the power of
philosophical skills and methods in practice.
PUBLICATION
The official conference publication is Reason in Practice: The Journal of
Philosophy of Management. All papers will be considered for publication in a
special issue of the Journal and/or in a post-conference book.
LANGUAGE
The language of the conference will be English.
TO CONTRIBUTE...
Please submit a 500 word proposal plus your contact details and brief cv as
soon as possible and in any event no later than 25 Feb to
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Nigel Laurie
Reason in Practice
74a Station Road East
Oxted
Surrey RH8 0PG
UK
TIMETABLE
18 March Full papers due
22 April Notification of conference streams, session dates and times, etc
3 June Despatch of proceedings in cd format to all participants
CONFERENCE BOOKING
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