In this paper, we review the development of critical management studies, point at problems
and explore possible developments. We begin by tracing out two previous waves of critical …

Tourism geography is a significant contributor to the study of tourism, yet is generally
perceived as marginal to geography. The review frames contemporary tourism geography …

Academic excellence is allegedly a universal and gender neutral standard of merit. This
article examines exactly what is constructed as academic excellence at the micro-level, how …

The vast majority of adults and teenagers living in an affluent society use social media on a
daily basis (see, eg, Duggan and Smith 2013 for data about the USA). Increasingly, even …

Feminist scholarship is sometimes dismissed as not quite 'proper'knowledge–it's too political
or subjective, many argue. But what are the boundaries of 'proper'knowledge? Who defines …

Abstract Language lies at the heart of international business (IB) activities. It is a necessary
constituent of ongoing sequences of decisions and resource commitments that characterize …

The case for using academic journals lists is critically scrutinised. An effect of their use, it
argued, is to stifle diversity and constrict scholarly innovation. A monoculture is fostered in …

Motivated by concerns about the nature and implications of the current publish-or-perish
culture in the academe, we firstly examine based on which perceptions and interpretations …

This paper discusses the roles and effects of paradigms in accounting research in general,
and management accounting research in particular. In addition, it forms an introduction to …

The article critically examines how work is shaped by performance measures. Its specific
focus is upon the use of journal lists, rather than the detail of their construction, in …