Sex At Work: The Power and Paradox of Organization Sexuality

Jeff Hearn · Wendy Parkin

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Gender and Feminist Studies Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Gender Diversity and Inequality

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Discusses sexuality and power in the context of the organization and the workplace. Part I introduces key concepts and contributions in the study of sexuality and organizational life. Part II focuses on questions of power and dialectics. Part III describes the paradoxical occurrence of the qualities of organization and sexuality. This revised editi

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