Contesting the corporation struggle, power and resistance in organizations

Peter J. Fleming · André Spicer

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Acknowledgements Introduction: prisons, playgrounds and parliaments 1. Faces of power in organizations 2. Faces of resistance at work 3. Struggle in organizations 4. Dis-identification and resentment: the case of cynicism 5. De-sexualizing work and the struggle for desire 6. Displacement and struggle: space, life and labour 7. Discursive struggle: the case of globalization in the public sector 8. Struggles for justice: wharfies, queers and capitalists 9. Struggles for common ground in organizations Conclusion Notes References.

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