Thoroughly updated and revised throughout with brand new chapters on affective bodies,
indeterminate bodies, assemblaged bodies and a new conclusion, and featuring essay and …

This article asks whether we need a posthumanist sociology, arguing that such a
perspective can export a good deal of useful methodological and theoretical insight into the …

Could the everyday affective relationships that we share with our animal companions inspire
us to think, write and even care 'differently'in the field of organisation studies? In this paper, I …

Addressing their own scholarly work as well as work by other researchers, the three
participants in the discussion examine how it is possible and fruitful to offer critique, first and …

To develop and illustrate the potential for visual methodologies in conducting multispecies
ethnography, we present a case study of general‐purpose police dog training in the UK. Our …

This chapter conceptualizes the research practice of norm critique as an orientation in the
world with methodological implications. It argues that to be norm-critically oriented is about …

In recent educational reforms, policy papers present students' desire and motivation for
learning as decisive issues. The documents indicate that motivation has become a crucial …

Investigating therapeutic environments for young drug users is needed to avoid a high
dropout rate due to a potential stigmatising effect of the structure of the space. In this article …

This article offers a more-than-human perspective on an equine assisted learning
programme undertaken by marginalised young people attending a flexi-school in Australia …

The vulnerabilities of nonhuman animals in human–animal relationships have received
scant attention in Organization Studies (OS). What could OS scholars learn about animal …