Sabina Siebert is a Professor of Management at the University of Glasgow, UK.

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• Introduction: Is there a distinctive approach to management research in Europe? Sabina Siebert1. Reflections on the Distinctiveness of European Management ScholarshipRobert Chia2. In Search of a Soul of Relevance for European Management ResearchTor Hernes 3. Craft, Magic and the Re-enchantment of the WorldRoy Suddaby, Max Ganzin and Alison Minkus4. Bruno Latour and Niklas Luhmann as Organization TheoristsBarbara Czarniawska 5. Art, Philosophy, and Business: Turns to Speculative Realism in European Management ScholarshipPierre Guillet de Monthoux 6. The Strategy Cycle: Planning, Paradox and Poetry in the Practice of StrategistsDonald MacLean and Robert MacIntosh 7. Resurrecting Organization by Going Beyond OrganizationsGöran Ahrne, Nils Brunsson and David Seidl 8. Corporate Democratic Nation-building: Reflections on the Constructive Role of Businesses in Fostering Global DemocracyThomas Boysen Anker9. Studying Vicious Circles to Learn about ReformsMiguel Pina e Cunha and Haridimos Tsoukas10. The Corporation as a Political Actor – European and North American PerspectivesAndreas Rasche 11. Professions and organizations: A European perspectiveMike Saks and David M. Brock12. European Qualitative Research: A Celebration of Diversity and a Cautionary TaleCatherine Cassell 13. European Management and European Business Schools: Insights from the History of Business SchoolsAndreas Kaplan 14. Turning a Disadvantage into a Resource: Working at the PeripheryTammar B. Zilber

Sabina Siebert is a Professor of Management at the University of Glasgow, UK.

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• Introduction: Is there a distinctive approach to management research in Europe? Sabina Siebert1. Reflections on the Distinctiveness of European Management ScholarshipRobert Chia2. In Search of a Soul of Relevance for European Management ResearchTor Hernes 3. Craft, Magic and the Re-enchantment of the WorldRoy Suddaby, Max Ganzin and Alison Minkus4. Bruno Latour and Niklas Luhmann as Organization TheoristsBarbara Czarniawska 5. Art, Philosophy, and Business: Turns to Speculative Realism in European Management ScholarshipPierre Guillet de Monthoux 6. The Strategy Cycle: Planning, Paradox and Poetry in the Practice of StrategistsDonald MacLean and Robert MacIntosh 7. Resurrecting Organization by Going Beyond OrganizationsGöran Ahrne, Nils Brunsson and David Seidl 8. Corporate Democratic Nation-building: Reflections on the Constructive Role of Businesses in Fostering Global DemocracyThomas Boysen Anker9. Studying Vicious Circles to Learn about ReformsMiguel Pina e Cunha and Haridimos Tsoukas10. The Corporation as a Political Actor – European and North American PerspectivesAndreas Rasche 11. Professions and organizations: A European perspectiveMike Saks and David M. Brock12. European Qualitative Research: A Celebration of Diversity and a Cautionary TaleCatherine Cassell 13. European Management and European Business Schools: Insights from the History of Business SchoolsAndreas Kaplan 14. Turning a Disadvantage into a Resource: Working at the PeripheryTammar B. Zilber

Sabina Siebert is a Professor of Management at the University of Glasgow, UK.

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• Introduction: Is there a distinctive approach to management research in Europe? Sabina Siebert1. Reflections on the Distinctiveness of European Management ScholarshipRobert Chia2. In Search of a Soul of Relevance for European Management ResearchTor Hernes 3. Craft, Magic and the Re-enchantment of the WorldRoy Suddaby, Max Ganzin and Alison Minkus4. Bruno Latour and Niklas Luhmann as Organization TheoristsBarbara Czarniawska 5. Art, Philosophy, and Business: Turns to Speculative Realism in European Management ScholarshipPierre Guillet de Monthoux 6. The Strategy Cycle: Planning, Paradox and Poetry in the Practice of StrategistsDonald MacLean and Robert MacIntosh 7. Resurrecting Organization by Going Beyond OrganizationsGöran Ahrne, Nils Brunsson and David Seidl 8. Corporate Democratic Nation-building: Reflections on the Constructive Role of Businesses in Fostering Global DemocracyThomas Boysen Anker9. Studying Vicious Circles to Learn about ReformsMiguel Pina e Cunha and Haridimos Tsoukas10. The Corporation as a Political Actor – European and North American PerspectivesAndreas Rasche 11. Professions and organizations: A European perspectiveMike Saks and David M. Brock12. European Qualitative Research: A Celebration of Diversity and a Cautionary TaleCatherine Cassell 13. European Management and European Business Schools: Insights from the History of Business SchoolsAndreas Kaplan 14. Turning a Disadvantage into a Resource: Working at the PeripheryTammar B. Zilber