Titlebook: Materiality in Management Studies; Development of the T Noboru Matsushima,Akiyuki Yatera,Tadashi Takayama Book 2022 The Author(s), under ex

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The Spatial Turn in Social Materiality: Organizational Space in Critical Management Studies,to obtain the prospect of empirical research based on spatial management in Japan. The concept of social materiality proposed by researchers of critical management studies (CMS), was proposed to overcome such epistemological challenges stemming from the fact that the rationale on which the researche

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Noboru Matsushimavivors required similar care and patience. Initially, I had perceived the memorials as a potential entry point in each community, anticipating that once I finished interviewing memorial staff at each site, they would then be able to help me recruit survivors from nearby areas. However, due to the co

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Akiyuki Yateravivors required similar care and patience. Initially, I had perceived the memorials as a potential entry point in each community, anticipating that once I finished interviewing memorial staff at each site, they would then be able to help me recruit survivors from nearby areas. However, due to the co

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Naoto Yoshino,Shunsuke Hazui discourse. While the literature abounds with accounts of the construction of personal identities, less work is done on how the personal and professional intersect in migrant narratives. We analyze a focus group conversation involving an African doctor and the authors, with our focal participant hav

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Keitaro Kuwada,Noboru Matsushimaave a common shared history. They should, therefore, be studied together, regardless of national analytical frameworks. The relationship between Angola and Brazil, in particular, has engendered studies on the participation of Brazilian troops in the reconquest of the city of Luanda from the Dutch in

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Kohei Kijima,Noboru Matsushimat “field Indianists.” In Paris, he was part of the first Orientalist circle around the Royal College and the King’s library, rubbing shoulders with the Hebrew scholar Abbé Sallier (1685–1761), the curator of antiquities and medals Abbé Barthélemy (1716–1792), and the antiquarian Comte de Caylus. His