We draw upon the metaphor of navigation to rethink how we think about place. We highlight
three extensions that dominate current place-sensitive organizational research. We draw …

Grand challenges require coordinated and integrated responses that draw on different
occupational communities' competencies that might otherwise remain in isolation. We …

As scholars on organization, we have been confronting the challenges of a changing
episteme. The arrival of a new coronavirus and its devastating pandemic compel us to ask …

The transition toward sustainable cities has garnered significant attention from governments,
policymakers, and researchers. Mirroring these developments in the academic world …

With the increasing use of social media, online self-organized relief has become a crucial
aspect of crisis management during public health emergencies, leading to the emergence of …

This study explores how heterogeneous actors produce solidarities to address
institutionalized infrastructural inequalities. We trace fifteen years over which diverse actors …

This paper uses the psychoanalytic concept of the uncanny to develop a new perspective on
crisis, one that challenges its associations with turning points and opportunities. The study …

Academic debates highlight bureaucratic steering of crisis governance in authoritarian
China. Nonetheless, the crisis response from the bottom up has been less represented. To …

Many large-scale crises require rapid responses from spontaneous volunteers (SVs). The
more effective the way in which volunteers develop organizationality, the better they are able …

Disasters reveal solidarity as well as contestation in many different aspects. This article
deals with the increasing significance of spontaneous volunteers (here non-official …