Journal Contents

Exploring the Tension Between the Scientific and the Spiritual in the Age of Modernism: Implications for Management Theory in the Era of Postmodernity

Betina Wolfgang Rennison

Intimacy of Management: Codified Construction of Personalised Selves

Han van Diest and Ben Dankbaar

Managing Freely Acting People: The Relevance of Hannah Arendt’s Theory of Action to Modern Management and Organisation Theory

Paul Griseri

What Do We Know About Organisations? A Socratic Dialogue with Socrates, Taylor, Dilbert and Kant

Frits Schipper

A Philosophical Reading of Some Classics of Management and Organisation: Taylor

Petia Sice

A Philosophical Inquiry into the Modelling of Managerial Systems

Emma Rooksby

Managing Electronic Workplace Surveillance to Respect Employee Autonomy

Katalin Illes

Trust

Jana Nadoh Bergoc

The Relevance of Moral Management

Martyna Sliwa

Mapping and Measuring Service Quality: The Implicaitons of Henri Bergson’s Philosophy

Murray Sheard

Corporate Responsibilities and Property Rights in the Management of Natural Resources

Verner C Petersen

One Must Know It! Arguing for Self-Regulation and Responsible Entrepreneurship

Pierre Winkler

Modesty: The Crucial Competence for Long Term Success

Michael Hanik

Bridging the Gap Between Philosophy and Knowledge Management

Kazem Chaharbaghi

The Limits of Rationality: Restoring Reason to Management

Tony Gear

Conversations in Learning

Mark Dibben

Exploring Whitehead’s Understanding of Organisations: Moving beyond the organising experience of individual managers

Stephen Sheard

Fixing the Colour Red

Stephen Sheard

Postmodern/Process Metaphysics

Jeff Waistell

The Textual Constitution of Organisational Values

Jeff Waistell

Organising Values

Alf Rehn

Management at Rest

Miko Koria

On Innovation and Capability

Alasdair MacIntyre contributes to a special MacIntyre and Management issue

Axel Seemann interviews John Searle

A special issue on teaching philosophy to managers

Stakeholding: A Special Issue

Michael Fielding

How Organisations Can Be Communities

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Contents Volume 3 Number 1 April 2003

¨	Editorial: Capable Management
¨	Nelarine Cornelius and Nigel Laurie Capable Management: An Interview With Martha Nussbaum
¨	Robin Attfield Global Warming, Justice and Future Generations
¨	Brian Donohue Ethical Inquiry and Organisational Pathology: Three Paradigms of Decision Making
¨	Andrew Bartlett and David Seth Preston Not Nice, Not In Control: Management, Ethics and Self-Deception in the Modern Corporation
¨	Erik Odvar Eriksen Decision Making by Communicative Design: Rational Argument in Organisations
	Reviews
¨	John Edwards Justice as Fairness: A Restatement by John Rawls
¨	Ron Beadle Against Management by Martin Parker
¨	Bob Brecher Ethics, Management and Mythology by Michael Loughlin

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Contents Volume 2 Number 3 December 2002

¨	Editorial: Knowing How to Manage
¨	Michael Luntley Knowing How to Manage: Expertise and Embedded Knowledge
¨	Juan Luis Martinez Doing Justice to Solidarity: How NGOs Should Communicate
¨	Duncan Pritchard Are Economic Decisions Rational? Path Dependence, Lock-In and 'Hinge' Propositions
¨	Sheelagh O'Reilly Reason as Performance: A Manager's Philosophical Diary - Part 4
¨	John Dixon and Rhys Dogan Towards Constructive Corporate Governance: From 'Certainties' to a Plurality Principle
¨	Paul Dearey Systems Thinking: A Philosophy of Management

Contents Volume 2 Number 2 November 2002

¨	Editorial: Crossing Frontiers
¨	Juan Fontrodona & Domènec Melé Philosophy as a Base for Management: An Aristotelian Integrative Proposal
¨	Johannes M. Lehner Metaphors, Stories, Models: A Unified Account of Decisions Part 2 What Managers Do
¨	Phil Johnson and Ken Smith Constituting Business Ethics: A Metatheoretical Exploration
¨	Cara Nine The Moral Ambiguity of Job Qualifications
¨	Ron Beadle The Misappropriation of MacIntyre
¨	Terence Collins and Greg Latemore Philosophising at Work: An Agenda for Discussion
¨	Reviews
¨	Keith Grint Complexity and Management: Fad or Radical Challenge to Systems Thinking? by Ralph D Stacey, Douglas Griffin and Patricia Shaw
¨	Martin Parker Management Knowledge: A Critical View by Paul Griseri

Contents Volume 2 Number 1 April 2002

¨	Editorial: Knowing and Deciding
¨	Sandro Limentani From Paternalism to Managerialism: A Healing Shift?
¨	Michael Bokeno Communicating Other/Wise: A Paradigm for Empowered Practice
¨	Bevan Catley and Campbell Jones Deciding on Violence
¨	Johannes Lehner Metaphors, Stories, Models: A Unified Account of Decisions Part 1 Making Sense of the Decision Context
¨	Christopher Cowton On Two-by-Two Grids: Or, the Arkaeology of Management Thought
¨	Sheelagh O'Reilly Reason as Performance: A Manager's Philosophical Diary - Part 3
¨	Norma Romm Responsible Knowing: A Better Basis for Management Science
	Review
¨	Sandro Limentani Books on managing healthcare

Contents Volume 1 Number 3 December 2001

¨	Editorial: Articulate Action
¨	Ruth Abbey The Articulated Life: An Interview with Charles Taylor
¨	Robin Attfield To Do No Harm? The Precautionary Principle and Moral Values
¨	Hans Bolten Managers Develop Moral Accountability: The Impact of Socratic Dialogue
¨	Jeremy Moon Business Social Responsibility: A Source of Social Capital?
¨	Ashly Pinnington Charles Handy: The Exemplary Guru
¨	James McCalman But I Did It For the Company! The Ethics of Organisational Politics
¨	Richard McKenna & Eva Tsahuridu Must Managers Leave Ethics at Home? Economics and Moral Anomie in Business Organisations
	Review
¨	David Lamb Managing the Human Animal by Nigel Nicholson

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Contents Volume 1 Number 2 September 2001

¨	Editorial: Making Sense
¨	Frits Schipper Creativity and Rationality: A Philosophical Contribution
¨	Michael Fielding Learning Organisation or Learning Community? A Critique of Senge
¨	Chris Provis Why Is Trust Important?
¨	Deborah Blackman & James Connelly Learning from the Past: Collingwood and the Idea of Organisational History
¨	Sheelagh O'Reilly Reason as Performance: A Manager's Philosophical Diary Part 2
¨	Doris Schroeder Homo Economicus on Trial: Plato, Schopenhauer and the Virtual Jury
¨	Nathan Harter Luxury, Waste, Excess and Squander: Leadership and The Accursed Share of Georges Bataille
¨	Jim Platts Knowledge in Action: A Response to Jos Kessels
¨	Yvon Pesqueux Philosophical Perspectives on the Company
	Reviews
¨	Richard Norman Equity as a Social Goal by Cathy Buchanan & Peter Hartley
¨	Paul Griseri Popular Management Books by Staffan Furusten

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Contents Volume 1 Number 1 March 2001

¨	Editorial: ‘One of the greatest discoveries’
¨	Nigel Laurie & Christopher Cherry Wanted: Philosophy of Management
¨	Robin Downie & Jane Macnaughton Must Business Judgements Be Self-Interested?
¨	Alan Bray Why Is It That Management Seems to Have No History?
¨	Gregg Elliott Limits to Management: A Philosophy for Managing Land
¨	Sheelagh O'Reilly Reason as Performance: A Manager's Philosophical Diary
¨	Robin Attfield Meaningful Work and Full Employment
¨	Jos Kessels Socrates Comes to Market
	Reviews
¨	John Charvet The Art of the State: Culture, Rhetoric and Public Management by Christopher Hood
¨	Robin Attfield Genes, Genesis and God by Holmes Rolston III

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