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...Chris Carter; Stefano Harney Abstract The authors reflect on Stanley Aronowitz's influence in the 2000s on the then emerging fields of critical accounting and critical management studies, recalling his visits to Leicester University, and the subsequent visit the authors organized together where...

... of art workers from models based on welfare in the early socialist period to a freelance and self-employment labor model implemented during the last decade of Yugoslav socialism. Linking socialist political economy with the study of art, the article analyzes legal regulation and rare artists...

... to consider how we might reconsider the issue of sexuality’s deployment in an effort to assess queer studies’ management of that category and to usher queer studies into its full critical potential. It is important to note, as I implied in Aberrations, that women...

... and Goldberg-Hiller, Plastic Materialities , via the work of philosopher Catherine Malabou. Our point is rather that the biopolitical function of plasticity rescales the concern with the political by reemphasizing the primacy of state power in managing the subindividual scale. 4 For a critical reading...

... in American Psychiatry (New York: Knopf, 2000); Vincanne Adams, “Evidence-­Based Global Public Health — Subjects, Profits, Erasures,” in When People Come First: Critical Studies in Global Health, ed. João Biehl and Adriana Petryna (Princeton, NJ...

... Press , 2015 . Mattheis Ashley A. 2021 . “# TradCulture: Reproducing Whiteness and Neo-fascism through Gendered Discourse Online .” In Routledge Handbook of Critical Studies in Whiteness , edited by Hunter Shona and Westhuizen Christi van der , chap. 7. London : Routledge...

... propaganda that nizing process. management will inevitably produce, and moving the prospect to action, to joining the campaign or signing a petition. Understanding and acknowl- Entrepreneurial edging the fact that one’s labor is being expropriated is a critical part...

...Anna McCarthy Abstract This is a brief personal reflection on Stanley Aronowitz's contributions to our understanding of academic labor and management. It's also likely that our motives for teaching these courses differed quite a bit. Although I now look back on the Marx seminars as critical to my...

... of these analyses, organizations rethought their management strategies to better appeal to workers’ demands for autonomy, largely under the banner of “flexibility.” This resulted not only in new, more direct forms of wage-earner expression and representation but, more critically, also in the development...

... Smarter Not Harder,” “Powerful People Skills: Management Problems of the Technical Profes- languages are sional,” “How to Criticize and Discipline through Positive Management for Managers and Supervisors,” and “How to Eliminate, Reduce (Or at taught at the Least Cope with) Frustration...

... (September), 78 -95. Pierson, Frank C. 1959 . The education of American businessmen . New York: McGraw Hill. Pollard, Sidney. 1965 . The genesis of modern management: A study of the industrial revolution in Great Britain . London: Edward Arnold. Ronen, Joshua, and Varda Yaari. 2001 . Incentives...

... the heated gubernatorial campaign of 2017, the victorious candidate, Anies Baswedan, managed to capture a critical segment of the “poor vote” by entering into a political compact with Jaringan Rakyat Miskin Kota and the Urban Poor Consortium, two leading coalitions of organizations of the urban poor...

..., affordances, and labor intermediaries who prepare work arrangements that function as efficiently as possible in market terms. Critical theorists concerned with labor, education, incarceration, sex, migration, or life on earth must reckon with platforms. We may turn to platform studies as the field...

... with the Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the summer of 1983, leading to the field-defining anthology Marxism and the Interpretation of Culture.26 But even a decade later, the Social Text position on “cultural studies” still struck a certain...

... shows how ever-popular scholarly exchange and study abroad programs are implicated in this version of globalization. The ambition of labor relations in higher education is to make every- one a manager. It is the conviction of many private universities that beyond the formal sanctions...

... the late 1950s all the way to the 1980s. Seen historically, the formations of critical race theory, women-­of-­color feminism, and postcolonial studies are interconnected, and the connecting point may well be the humanist...

... Marxist historians, out or queer management professors, state college ethnic studies departments, closed- down film programs, visa-expired Yemeni student newspaper editors, his- torically black college sociologists, and feminist engineers...

...-list/selfcaregradconference); Maile Arvin’s 2018 plenary talk for the Critical Ethnic Studies Association conference that implored the audience, “We have to work less” (Arvin, “CESA 2018 Plenary Talk”); and a forum on “Ethics, Theories, and Practices of Care” in Gold and Klein, Debates in the Digital...

... ). How the rise of single-fication affects the management of death—both those already dead and those at risk of dying in/from solitude—is the subject of this article. Looking at new mortuary practices, new trends in both single and solitary lifestyles, and new initiatives in dealing with suicide...

...Sahana Ghosh Abstract How do protests and security regimes engage each other on the question of difference? This question frames this essay's ethnographic portrayal of the expression of dissent and political claims in a borderland site of national security and the Indian security state's management...