Titlebook: Beyond Organizational Change; Structure, Discourse Glenn Morgan,Andrew Sturdy Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68434-5times one might imagine that radical change is a new experience or observation in the history of work and employment. Particular attention has been given to broad changes – the pace of technological ‘development’, the internationalization of markets and the emergence of new competitors – as well as

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Kiri Lee,Young-mee Yu Cho,Min-Young Parkotes, ‘existing sociological analyses of money are relatively insubstantial’ partly because of the ‘failure to recognise its importance as a consequential social institution’ (Dodd, 1994: vi). If, however, there is one thing which defines financial services companies it is their role in the manageme

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Conclusions and Recommendations, which characterized the financial services in the UK began to break up. Actors within firms, aided and pushed by key outside interests such as shareholders, the government and management consultancies, began to search for ways of understanding what was happening and, in the process, of exerting som

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Patrick Blessinger,Nancy H. Henselrom the point of view of strategic discourse. As the old field of relations which had connected the state, financial institutions and consumers together began to fall apart, managers began to evolve new ways of looking at their world and intervening in it. Strategic discourse provided a framework an

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