Research
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Latest funding
- $182,035
Reassembling Canadian management knowledge: dispersion, equity, identity and history
SSHRC · 2013 · Principal investigator
- $157,575
Intersectionality at work: time, location, and socio-political context -- case study of four international airlines
SSHRC · 2013 · Co-investigator
- $103,661
Management theory in context: the Cold War and the development of management theory in North America
SSHRC · 2007 · Principal investigator
No publications available.
Reassembling Canadian management knowledge: dispersion, equity, identity and history
Principal investigators: Mills, Albert J.
Keywords: management knowledge; gender; actor networks; management history; management education; critical sensemaking; anti-history
Intersectionality at work: time, location, and socio-political context -- case study of four international airlines
Principal investigators: Helms Mills, Jean C.
Keywords: intersectionality; gender; race; ethnicity; critical hermeneutics; history; the past; junctures; case study; organizational change
Management theory in context: the Cold War and the development of management theory in North America
Principal investigators: Mills, Albert J.
Keywords: management theory; social context; history; Cold War; gender
The gendering of organizational culture over time: case studies of selected US airlines
Principal investigators: Mills, Albert J.
Keywords: gender; organizational culture; sex discrimination; commercial airlines; social history; feminism; organizational behaviour
Gender and change in the Canadian airline industry: a comparative study of air Canada and Canadi>n over time
Principal investigators: Mills, Albert
Keywords: gender; organizational culture; sexual discrimination; organizational change; sensemaking; rules; formative contexts; airlines
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