OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Organization is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Problematic presuppositions in corporate philanthropy research: Reflexivity and reframing	60
The Sidewalk Capitalism Discussion Group	45
Book Review: The Politics of Migrant Labour: Exit, Voice, and Social Reproduction	39
Beyond outsourcing: Re-embedding the state in public value production	37
Overcoming enduring inequalities in Global Value Chains? Interpreting the case of Brazil’s Covid-19 vaccine supply through a chess metaphor	31
Book Review: Emmanouela Mandalaki reviews Organizing Corporeal Ethics: A Research Overview	26
Back to the (invisible) Académie? The organization of poetry as a “pure” art form	25
Alban Ouahab reviews Exploring Degrowth: A Critical Guide by Vincent Liegey and Anitra Nelson	24
Re-organizing for public value and reclaiming post-capitalist possibilities	22
Justifying employee gatekeeping: A video-elicitation and comparative study on resolving the moral unease of hiring	22
Making apps, owning data: Digital sovereignty and public authorities’ arrangements to “byte” back	18
Organizational solidarity in practice in Bolivia and Argentina: Building coalitions of resistance and creativity	16
Braiding together student and supervisor aspirations in a struggle to decolonize	16
Ceremony for a shared world: Poetry amidst ecological crisis	15
A comprehensive exploration of platform work across global contexts	15
Neoliberal healthism and women’s entrepreneurial subjectivities in yoga	15
Race, rhetoric, and participatory capture in U.S. housing: A critical discourse analysis of community building in HOPE VI	15
“How did I cope with that for so long every day, all day?” Disruption, misrecognition, and menopause at work	14
Anti-Blackness in Management and Organization Studies: Challenging Racial Capitalism in Organizing and Knowledge Production	14
Book Review: Review of organizing corporeal ethics: A research overview	13
A democratic management for capital	13
Manufacturing climate precarity and disaster in the global South	12
Modes of exhibition: Uses of the past in Tehran art galleries	12
Managing precarity at the intersection of individual and collective life: A Membership Categorisation Analysis of Tensions and Conflict in Identities within an Online Biosocial Community	12
Book Review: From why to how: Organising and Strategising for Degrowth	12

Scaling in a post-growth era: Learning from Social Agricultural Cooperatives	12
In praise of boredom at work	12
Exercising power in autoethnographic vignettes to constitute critical knowledge	12
From the archive with love: A tribute of memory and hope for the future of Organization	12
Book Review: Woke Capitalism: How Corporate Morality is Sabotaging Democracy by Carl Rhodes	11
“Busy idleness”: The active and moral dimension of boredom	11
From housewife’s expertise to the women’s movement: Empowerment through scientific management during the progressive era	11
Gender and professionalism: Still a black box a call for research, debate and action. Suggestions from and beyond the pandemic crisis	10
Migrant worker well-being as a struggle for meaningful work: Evidence from Bangladeshi migrants in a developing country	10
Against management: Auto-critique	10
Critical conversations in MOS: A dual-interview on the continuing struggles against anti-Blackness and racial capitalism	10
The pause at the window	9
Book review: All far from quiet on the workplace front	9
The relational work of compassion and toxicity at a pupil referral unit	9
Health and wellness but at what cost? Technology media justifications for wearable technology use in organizations	9
The crisis in expert authority and the challenges for the future of academia	9
Marx, subsumption and the critique of innovation	9
A performative critical management studies: Developing a critical management pedagogy as intellectual activism praxis	9
Is everything organization?	9
The constitutive entanglement between open office spacing and grouping: The production of sociomaterial control	8
An inconvenient dissident: Human rights activism in the case of Julian Assange	8
Temporal multimodality and performativity: Exploring politics of time in the discursive, communicative constitution of organization	8
Representing and organising the solo self-employed in Europe: The emergence of a ‘relational representation’ from the combination of prefigurative and contentious politics	8
Book Review: Business Lobbying in the European Union by David Coen, Alexander Katsaitis and Matia Vannoni	8
What is the point of method sections?	8
Breast	7
Decolonising management and organisational knowledge (MOK): Praxistical theorising for potential worlds	7
Domestic violence during the pandemic: ‘By and for’ frontline practitioners’ mediation of practice and policies to support racially minoritised women	7
Organization and organizing in revolutionary times: The case of Tunisian General Labor Union	7
Boredom at work: The contribution of Ernst Jünger	7
‘Just relax and ram it in’ : Dimensions of power in workplace sexual humour	7
Resistance is fertile: Toward a political ecology of translocal resistance	7
Inclusion done differently? Representations of inclusion and exclusion in the discourse of alternative organizations	7
Subtle activism: Heterotopic principles for unsettling contemporary academia from within	7
Tech sharing, not tech hoarding: Covid-19, global solidarity, and the failed responsibility of the pharmaceutical industry	7
Let’s dream big! Affecting future female workers through governmental atmospheres	6
Coworking spaces and collaborative practices	6
Book review: Towards a Marxist Management Studies	6
Creating meaningful connections: An experiment in practically engaged CMS	6
Educating the sighted: When activists reorganize solidarity by prefiguring new social scripts of help and interaction	6
COVID-19: Interrogating the capitalist organization of the economy and society through the pandemic	6
Romanticisation and monetisation of the digital nomad lifestyle: The role played by online narratives in shaping professional identity work	6
Investigating the political economy of the territory: The contradictory responses of organisations to spatial inequality	6
Listening to the call of boredom at work: A Heideggerian journey into Michel Houellebecq’s novels	6
Social reproduction and pandemic neoliberalism: Planetary crises and the reorganisation of life, work and death	6
Controversies as method for ANTi-history: An inquiry into public administration practices	6
Whistleblowing advocacy: Solidarity and fascinance	6
High-performance connections: Digital holism and communicative capitalism at HappyAppy	6
Managing stigma together: Relationality in the wound clinic	6
Our stories matter: Why migrant academics’ narratives are key to organization studies	5

Does platform cooperativism represent a future for work? The case of a French cooperative of bike couriers	5
Book Review: Unveiling Digital Managerialism: A Critical Appraisal of The Rise of Digital Management	5
Affective boundaries: The power effects of objects of emotion in collaborative encounters	5
Hidden figures: Women’s experiences in management graduate courses in Brazil	5
Bridging industrial relations and critical management studies: Work, resistance, and alternate imaginings in late capitalism	5
No-Organization: Confronting the “It” of antiblackness in scholarship on Africa	5
Engaging in a sui generis dialogue with Adriana Cavarero and Olivia Guaraldo	5
Employee recognition programmes: An immanent critique	5
‘The military dream of society’: The military-state, security and the recreation of organisational order	5
Ordinary entrepreneurial psychosis	5