Order under erasure? Disorganisation and the disorganising of 'unmanaging'

Order under erasure? Disorganisation and the disorganising of 'unmanaging'

Ahead of discussing the 'disorganising' effects of management's deepening alignment with money, I review how Cooper (1986) reveals the divisions of the disciplines of knowledge as di-visions. Arguing that his 'cleansing' of these disciplines conflates the 'will to order...

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