In this section of the website we intend to have a list of PhD theses written by people working within CMS, with the possibility to download them.
If you have defended a PhD thesis related to CMS, it will be great if you could send us (criticalmanagementorg@gmail.com) the file with your thesis, and we will upload it.
PhD Theses
Nicholson, H. (2011) The Undoing of Identity in Leadership Development. Download PDF here
Tsaousi, C. (2011) Consuming Underwear: Fashioning Female Identity. Download PDF here
Kokkinidis, G. (2010) (Agro)topia? A Critical Analysis of the Agricultural Cooperative Movement in Greece. Download PDF here
Patsiaouras, G. (2010). Rethinking Veblen's contribution to Consumer Research: a phenomenological enquiry into the perception of 'status consumption' by middle income British consumers. Download PDF here
Beverungen, A. (2009) Whither Marx in the Business School? Download PDF here
Bojesen, A. (2008). The Performative Power of Competence - an Inquiry into Subjectivity and Social Technologies at Work. Download PDF here
Parsons, R. (2008). Constructions of 'community engagement' in the Australian minerals industry: A critical study. Download PDF here.
Dunne, S. (2008). On the Question of Corporate Social Responsibility. Download PDF here
Spoelstra, S. (2007). What is organization? Download PDF here
Tregidga, H. (2007). An Analysis of Organisational Reporting Discourse. Download PDFs in 3 parts: One, Two, Three
Al-Amoudi, I. (2006). Constituting Rules: The Production of Legitimacy in two European Organizations. Download PDF here
Bridgman, T. (2004). Commercialising the Academic's Public Role: Theorising the Politics of Identity Constitution and Practice in UK Research-led Business Schools. Download PDF here
Monaghan, C. H. (2004). Development of the adult learners’ management philosophy through critical management studies courses. Download PDF here
Reedy, P. (2004). The manager's tale: an exploration of the narrative construction of managerial identity.
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Learmonth, M. (2003). Rereading NHS Management. Download PDF here
