Stakeholder theory has become an influential framework for addressing organizational
challenges, including those related to sustainability. Yet, the inclusion of nonhuman …

Purpose The article contributes to affective ethnography focussing on the fluidity of
organizational spacing. Through the concept of affective space, it highlights those elements …

The Baradian optical metaphor of diffraction grounds a methodology at the core of Feminist
new materialism. It considers materiality, included the corporeal materiality of the body, as …

The widespread of digitalization and its consequent adoption of digital navigation tools has
led to an increased digitally mediated wayfinding of unknown and known places. In this …

This chapter is influenced by philosophical posthumanism (Ferrando, 2019, 2020), as a
philosophy of mediation, and critical posthumanities (Braidotti, 2019a, 2019b), as a multi …

What can caring for, and being cared for by, a garden teach us about aging well? This article
is a narrative exploration of care, aging, and wellbeing in later life through conversations …

This chapter aims to open a debate on how management can happen in different ways, from
managerialism to a response-able management-as-practice. Its proposal draws upon the …

This chapter inquires into how two specific types of epistemic artefacts—traces and
ingredients—work together and against each other in conveying understanding of past …

Over the last decades, groundbreaking and, by now, well-established philosophical work
has increasingly whispered forth a paradigm shift in the ontological and epistemological …

The chapter explores how arts-based practices informed by posthuman feminism can
contribute to expanding ways of learning and knowing about sustainability. Posthuman …