Rick Delbridge and Mahmoud Ezzamel

The Strength of Difference: Contemporary Conceptions of Control
Organization 2005 12: 603-618. [PDF] [References]  

John Roberts

The Power of the ‘Imaginary’ in Disciplinary Processes
Organization 2005 12: 619-642. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Barbara Townley

Discussion of Roberts: Controlling Foucault
Organization 2005 12: 643-648. [PDF] [References]  

Karen Dale

Building a Social Materiality: Spatial and Embodied Politics in Organizational Control
Organization 2005 12: 649-678. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Tom Keenoy

Discussion of Dale: Invisible Pedagogies at Work?
Organization 2005 12: 679-684. [PDF] [References]  

Graham Sewell

Nice Work? Rethinking Managerial Control in an Era of Knowledge Work
Organization 2005 12: 685-704. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Paul Thompson and Stephen Ackroyd

Discussion of Sewell: A Little Knowledge is Still a Dangerous Thing: Some Comments on the Indeterminacy of Graham Sewell
Organization 2005 12: 705-710. [PDF] [References]  

Robyn Thomas and Annette Davies

What Have the Feminists Done for Us? Feminist Theory and Organizational Resistance
Organization 2005 12: 711-740. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

David Collinson

Discussion of Thomas and Davies: Refuting Romanticism: The Value of Feminist Perspectives for Understanding Resistance
Organization 2005 12: 741-746. [PDF] [References]  

Hugh Willmott

Theorizing Contemporary Control: Some Post-structuralist Responses to Some Critical Realist Questions
Organization 2005 12: 747-780. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Alistair Mutch

Discussion of Willmott: Critical Realism, Agency and Discourse: Moving the Debate Forward
Organization 2005 12: 781-786. [PDF] [References]  

James R. Barker

Toward a Philosophical Orientation on Control
Organization 2005 12: 787-797. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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