Proto-governmentalization and the historical formation of organizational subjectivity
@article{Krieken1996ProtogovernmentalizationAT, title={Proto-governmentalization and the historical formation of organizational subjectivity}, author={Rober van Krieken}, journal={Economy and Society}, year={1996}, volume={25}, pages={195-221} }
The defintional distinction made in organizational sociology, between organizations as entities directed towards the rational attainment of goals and a realm of society or culture which is not, results in an inadequate understanding of the relationship between organizational and extra-organizational subjectivity, and especially its historical development. This article examines the historical formation of organizational subjectivity using Foucault's concept of government and Elias's concept of… CONTINUE READING
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