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Special issue: Embracing Alterity, Reflexivity, and Passion in Qualitative Organizational Research. Guest Editors: Jamie McDonald and Shawna Malvini Redden

Guest editorial: Embracing alterity, reflexivity and passion in research

Jamie McDonald; Shawna Malvini Redden
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Writing with the present absent: an autoethnography with/without Barbara Czarniawska

Anna Maria Górska; Monika Kostera
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Trying alterity, passion and reflexivity: performing scholarly resistance to doing and writing qualitative inquiry

Casey M. Stratton
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Behind familiar doors: a scholar's reflexive journey into insider research

Cristian E. Villanueva; Catherine Spellman; Adriana Perez-Encinas; Adrianela Angeles
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Visceral imprints on our minds, bodies and spirits: revealing and embracing viscerality in fieldwork

Jennifer A. Scarduzio; Shawna Malvini Redden; Amy K. Way
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Toward beautiful and good research: crossing the production of generative knowledge

Maddalena Gambirasio; Armando Toscano; Silvia Ivaldi; Giuseppe Scaratti
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Exploring environmental caring through affective and embodied writing

Marie-Claude Plourde
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Nothing about us without us: the politics of outing in academia

Laura Dean
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Sometimes you can fight city hall: how a grassroots organization's passion for place helped spur place-based revitalization of an urban downtown

Rebecca J. Franklin
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Cold war tensions, eating without dignity and food Nazis-a metaphor analysis of organizational control around eating

Margot E. Plunkett
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Flourishing against the odds: positive deviance case selection and formative influences timeline as methodological tools for tracing resilience in nonprofit organizations

Evgeniya Pyatovskaya
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When you don't have all the answers: the value of relational focus groups as knowledge-making spaces in organization and management research

Jo Ingold; Qian Yi Lee
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