Exploring Complex Organizations: A Cultural Perspective

Barbara Czarniawska

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Introduction in a Form of Self-Explanation Complex Organizations Looking for Definitions and Metaphors Anthropology The Original Sin and the New Sin Organization Theory Why Has it Parted Ways with Anthropology? Ethnomethodology Taking the Cover off Everyday Life Political Anthropology Antidote or Complement? Organizational Culture Toward an Anthropology of Complex Organizations

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