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Global ideas : how ideas, objects and practices travel in the global economy / edited by Barbara Czarniawska and Guje Sevón.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Advances in organization studies ; 13.Publisher: Malmö, Sweden : Liber ; Herndon, Va. : Copenhagen Business School Press, 2005Description: 301 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9147077190
  • 9789147077199
  • 8763001667
  • 9788763001663
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 330.1 22
Contents:
1. Translation is a vehicle, imitation its motor, and fashion sits at the wheel / Barbara Czarniawska and Guje Sevon -- 2. Cultural alchemy : translating the experience economy into Scandinavian / Orvar Lofgren -- 3. The namesake : on best value and other reformmarks / Rolf Solli, Peter Demediuk and Robert Sims -- 4. Isomorphism, isopraxism, and isonymism : complementary or competing processes? / Gudbjorg Erlingsdottir and Kajsa Lindberg -- 5. Lost and found in the translation of strategic plans and Websites / Hokyu Hwang and David Suarez -- 6. Environment's many faces : on organizing and translating objects on Stockholm / Petra Adolfsson -- 7. From "nature" to "economy" and "culture" : how stockfish travels and constructs an action net / Tor Korneliussen and Fabrizio Panozzo -- 8. Fashion in organizing / Barbara Czarniawska -- 9. Something new, something old, something borrowed : the cross-national translation of the "family friendly organization" in Israel / Michal Frenkel -- 10. Articulating agendas and traveling principles in the layering of new strands of academic freedom in contemporary Singapore / Kris Olds -- 11. Fields of imitation : the global expansion of management education / Tina Hedmo, Kerstin Sahlin-Andersson and Linda Wedlin -- 12. Globalizing Webs : translation of public sector e-modernization / Hans Krause Hansen and Dorte Salskou-Iversen -- 13. Close encounters : the circulation and reception of managerial practices in the San Francisco Bay area nonprofit community / Walter W. Powell, Denise L. Gammal and Caroline Simard -- 14. Code-switching, or why a metacode is good to have / Richard Rottenburg.
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1. Translation is a vehicle, imitation its motor, and fashion sits at the wheel / Barbara Czarniawska and Guje Sevon -- 2. Cultural alchemy : translating the experience economy into Scandinavian / Orvar Lofgren -- 3. The namesake : on best value and other reformmarks / Rolf Solli, Peter Demediuk and Robert Sims -- 4. Isomorphism, isopraxism, and isonymism : complementary or competing processes? / Gudbjorg Erlingsdottir and Kajsa Lindberg -- 5. Lost and found in the translation of strategic plans and Websites / Hokyu Hwang and David Suarez -- 6. Environment's many faces : on organizing and translating objects on Stockholm / Petra Adolfsson -- 7. From "nature" to "economy" and "culture" : how stockfish travels and constructs an action net / Tor Korneliussen and Fabrizio Panozzo -- 8. Fashion in organizing / Barbara Czarniawska -- 9. Something new, something old, something borrowed : the cross-national translation of the "family friendly organization" in Israel / Michal Frenkel -- 10. Articulating agendas and traveling principles in the layering of new strands of academic freedom in contemporary Singapore / Kris Olds -- 11. Fields of imitation : the global expansion of management education / Tina Hedmo, Kerstin Sahlin-Andersson and Linda Wedlin -- 12. Globalizing Webs : translation of public sector e-modernization / Hans Krause Hansen and Dorte Salskou-Iversen -- 13. Close encounters : the circulation and reception of managerial practices in the San Francisco Bay area nonprofit community / Walter W. Powell, Denise L. Gammal and Caroline Simard -- 14. Code-switching, or why a metacode is good to have / Richard Rottenburg.

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