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Mark Learmonth
Mark Learmonth
Professor of Organization Studies, Nottingham Trent University
Verified email at ntu.ac.uk
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What do we mean by performativity in organizational and management theory? The uses and abuses of performativity
JP Gond, L Cabantous, N Harding, M Learmonth
International journal of management reviews 18 (4), 440-463, 2016
5982016
Autoethnography and academic identity: Glimpsing business school doppelgängers
M Learmonth, M Humphreys
Organization 19 (1), 99-117, 2012
3472012
Leadership as identity: Constructions and deconstructions
J Ford, N Harding, M Learmonth
Springer, 2008
3302008
Critical essay: Reconsidering critical performativity
L Cabantous, JP Gond, N Harding, M Learmonth
Human Relations 69 (2), 197-213, 2016
2792016
Evidence‐based management: The very idea
M Learmonth, N Harding
Public administration 84 (2), 245-266, 2006
2242006
Can critical management studies ever be ‘practical’? A case study in engaged scholarship
D King, M Learmonth
Human Relations 68 (3), 353-375, 2015
1982015
Leadership and charisma: A desire that cannot speak its name?
N Harding, H Lee, J Ford, M Learmonth
Human Relations 64 (7), 927-949, 2011
1982011
Some unintended effects of teamwork in healthcare
R Finn, M Learmonth, P Reedy
Social science & medicine 70 (8), 1148-1154, 2010
1952010
A critical account of the rise and spread of ‘leadership’: the case of UK healthcare
GP Martin, M Learmonth
Social science & medicine 74 (3), 281-288, 2012
1902012
Is critical leadership studies ‘critical’?
M Learmonth, K Morrell
Leadership 13 (3), 257-271, 2017
1782017
Who is it that would make business schools more critical? Critical reflections on critical management studies
J Ford, N Harding, M Learmonth
British Journal of Management 21, s71-s81, 2010
1612010
Against evidence-based management, for management learning
K Morrell, M Learmonth
Academy of Management Learning & Education 14 (4), 520-533, 2015
1472015
Doing things with words: The case of ‘management’and ‘administration’
M Learmonth
Public Administration 83 (3), 617-637, 2005
1472005
Examining leadership through critical feminist readings
J Ford
Journal of health organization and management 19 (3), 236-251, 2005
1442005
Queer (y) ing public administration
H Lee, M Learmonth, N Harding
Public Administration 86 (1), 149-167, 2008
1122008
Other possibilities? The contribution to management education of alternative organizations
P Reedy, M Learmonth
Management Learning 40 (3), 241-258, 2009
1052009
Promoting scholarship that matters: The uselessness of useful research and the usefulness of useless research
M Learmonth, A Lockett, K Dowd
British Journal of Management 23 (1), 35-44, 2012
952012
Animal-visitor interactions and the visitor experience: Visitor behaviors, attitudes, perceptions, and learning in the modern zoo
MJ Learmonth, SJ Chiew, A Godinez, EJ Fernandez
Animal Behavior and Cognition 8 (4), 632-649, 2021
912021
Identity work by a non-white immigrant business scholar: Autoethnographic vignettes of covering and accenting
M Fernando, J Reveley, M Learmonth
Human Relations 73 (6), 765-788, 2020
852020
Speaking out: evidence-based management: a backlash against pluralism in organizational studies?
M Learmonth
Organization 15 (2), 283-291, 2008
852008
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