... that the authority of the ethnographer (as the person writing) is only a partial one (Clifford, 1983). It is assumed that three groups of stakeholders create the written cultural text: Ethnography Auto‐ethnography Reflexivity Writing culture Research methods Organizational culture (1...

... to decision making. Sweden Health care Organizational culture Team working The aim of this article is to investigate if the rational perspective can be used to interpret cooperation problems other than the traditional problems arising from role relationships in health care organisations. Using...

... to understanding how some voices are heard over others and through critical sensemaking sense that can be made of such phenomena as the gendering or organizational culture and discriminatory practices in organizations. Practical implications A heuristic can help people to understand the socio‐psychological...

... empowerment. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Qualitative methods Narratives Gender Organizational culture Organizational change This section introduces the design and implementation of the diary project and raises some discussion points from my practical experience. I...

... for organizations expanding diversity efforts and researchers aiming to increase diversity awareness. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Organizational culture Sexuality Homosexuals Police United States of America Debates about same‐sex marriage and conservative responses to legislation...

...Samantha J. Callan Purpose The purpose of this paper is to challenge the notion that culture change programmes will inevitably gain support from employees by exploring ways in which policy implementation is affected by and provokes shifts in organizational cultures. Design/methodology/approach...