The emotional organization : passions and power
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The emotional organization : passions and power
Blackwell Pub., 2008
- pbk. : alk. paper
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収録内容
- Introducing the emotional organization / Stephen Fineman
- Emotional arenas. The hospital
- Me, morphine and humanity: experiencing the emotional community on Ward 8 / Sharon Bolton
- The prison. Power, paradox, social support and prestige: a critical approach to addressing correctional officer burnout / Sarah Tracy
- Crisis work. Rape work: emotional dilemmas in work with victims / Patricia Yancey Martin, Douglas Schrock, Margaret Leaf, and Carmen von Rohr
- The recreation centre. In the gym: peer pressure and emotion management among co-workers / Mary Haman and Linda Putman
- The job centre. Abuse, violence, and fear on the front line: implications for the rise of the enchanting myth of customer sovereignty / Marek Korczynski and Victoria Bishop
- The call centre. Enactments of class and nationality in transnational call centres / Kiran Mirchandani
- Web work. The gendering of emotions and perceived work time: chicks and geeks at i.com / Nicole L. Kangas and Debra E. Meyerson
- Homeworking. Managing the boundaries of telework / Gill Musson and Katy Marsh
- Consultancy. Management consultancy and humour in action and context / Andrew Sturdy, Timothy Clark, Robin Fincham, and Karen Handley
- Shifting identities. Becoming a successful corporate character and the role of emotion management / Caroline hatcher
- Gender and the emotion politics of emotional intelligence / Stephanie A. Shields and Leah R. Warner
- Feeling out of place? towards the transnationalizations of emotions / Jeff Hearn
- It's all too beautiful: emotion and organization in the aesthetic economy / Philip Hancock and Melissa Tyler
- Epilogue / Stephen Fineman