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Security Studies and Organization Studies: Parallels and Possibilities

Christopher Grey

Warwick Business School, Chris.Grey{at}wbs.ac.uk

This note provides an outline of the field of security studies, drawing comparison between it and that of organization studies. It is noted that whilst having many parallels, the two fields exist almost entirely in isolation from each other. The potential overlaps between the fields offer opportunities to extend the range of each and to contribute to the renewal of organization studies.

Key Words: human security • intelligence studies • organization studies • security studies

Organization, Vol. 16, No. 2, 303-316 (2009)
DOI: 10.1177/1350508408100480
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