This article considers the value of critical dialectical perspectives for leadership research.
Surfacing under-explored issues about power, paradox and contradiction, critical dialectical …

The idea that interdependent and persistent tensions are intrinsic to organizing is now well
accepted. Organizational paradox theory has further stressed the importance of accepting …

This article explores children's resistance in relation to the climate emergency through a
thematic analysis of climate activist Greta Thunberg's speeches. Two themes, new to the …

One of the main characteristics of social work is the fundamental tension between the
profession's conservative and critical rationales. In the last three decades, this tension has …

The project of writing this book back in 1999 began with a simple concern that the account of
organisational behaviour expressed or implied in academic work often did not give an …

This chapter considers the emergence of a comparatively new approach to studying
leadership. It explores the growing impact of 'critical leadership studies'(CLS). This term is …

While football remains mostly a sport associated with men and national identity, it has also
become a popular sport for women and girls in Western countries. Despite this success …

This special issue assembles eight papers which provide insights into the working lives of
early career to more senior academics, from several different countries. The first common …

The dangerous man [sic] is the one who has only one theory, because then he'll fight to the
death for it.(Francis Crick, Molecular Biologist 1) Most management books cover topics such …

The study of resistance has exploded during recent years and the field has broadened in
order to accommodate more issues. The broadened scope of resistance studies is fruitful …