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Special Issue: Organisational autoethnography: possibilities, politics and pitfalls. Guest Editors: Sally Sambrook, Andrew F. Herrmann

Organisational autoethnography: possibilities, politics and pitfalls

Sally Sambrook; Andrew F. Herrmann
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Reconstructing my identity: An autoethnographic exploration of depression and anxiety in academia

Elaine Campbell
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The post-re/productive: researching the menopause

Vanessa Beck; Jo Brewis; Andrea Davies
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“Resisting the Ban”: A story and commentary about the morality and pragmatism of nurses policing a “smoke free” policy

Eve Jonrad
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Communication and ritual at the comic book shop: The convergence of organizational and popular cultures

Andrew F. Herrmann
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Culture, consent and confidentiality in workplace autoethnography

Catherine Lee
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Field relationships and data collecting: dilemmas encountered in a construction organization

Michael Nycyk
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From “clientilism” to transformational leadership? An autoethnographic journey from Soviet Georgia to the UK

Liana Beattie
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Service and leadership in the university: duoethnography as transformation

Esther Fitzpatrick; Sandy Farquhar
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Encountering the postcolonial in academia

Ryan A. D’Souza; Mahuya Pal
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Of being a container through role definitions: Voices from women leaders in organisational autoethnography

Claude-Hélène Mayer; Michelle May
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