Actor-network theory and organizing

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Actor-network theory and organizing

edited by Barbara Czarniawska & Tor Hernes

Liber , Copenhagen Business School Press, c2005

  • : Sweden
  • : Rest of the world

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 329-350)

Description and Table of Contents

Description

The book serves as an excellent primer for those wanting to learn about Actor-Network Theory through the lens of organisation theory.

Table of Contents

Constructing macro actors according to ANT "My name is Lifebuoy". An actor-network emerging from an action-net Technological strategy as macro-actor: How humanness might be made of steel The little engine that could: On the "managing" qualities of technology Artifacts rule! How organizing happens in open source software projects Organizational routines and the macro-actor The organization as nexus of institutional macro actors: The story of a lopsided recruitment case Powers in a factory Macro-actors and the sounds of the silenced Inscribing organizational change with information technology The internet web portal as an enrolment advice The making of knowledge society: Intellectual capital and paradoxes of managing knowledge The re-formatting of electricity, and the making of a market Explaining the macro-actors in practice Productive power, organized markets and actor-network theory Actor-networks: ecology and entrepreneurs Net-working on a neonatal intensive care unit: The baby as virtual object

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