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Discourses of global competition: Obscuring the changing labour processes of managerial work
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Journal of Organizational Change Management (1995) 8 (5): 5–16.
Published: 01 October 1995
... be explained by understanding capital′s view of the micro‐economics of the firm, as posed by transaction cost economics and the intentional implementation of particular types of information technology consistent with that understanding. Argues also that current praxis is consistent with, and a continuation...
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Equal employment opportunity and the management of diversity: A global discourse of assimilation?
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Journal of Organizational Change Management (1995) 8 (5): 17–32.
Published: 01 October 1995
... of globalizing capitalism, a new homogeneity with different patterns of exclusion is being achieved. The pragmatic focus on “the management of diversity” may diffuse the emancipatory imperative implicit in “the discourse of equity”. Urges an examination of the extent to which traditional equity concerns have...
