For decades, the supra-inflation increase of subscription prices for scholarly journals has
concerned scholarly institutions. After years of fruitless efforts to solve this “serials crisis” …

In recent years, the awareness of academic misconduct has increased due to high-profile
scandals involving prominent researchers and a spike in journal retractions. But such …

This unique book breaks original ground in management and organization studies by
drawing on over 2½ years of ethnographic study in a major UK international airport group …

In this introduction to the Special Issue, we review the rich tradition of ethnographic studies
in organisation studies and critically examine the place of ethnography in organisation …

In this essay, we theorize the fragmented nature of the alienation experienced by
management scholars working in neoliberal universities. We argue that management …

Publication in top journals has become an indicator of academic performance that has huge
influence on academic careers, on research funding, and on institutional rankings. Pressure …

A notable event in the current revolution of the World Wide Web is the open access model of
publishing, which promotes freedom of inquiry and full and open availability of scientific …

The standing and progress of science depends upon confidence in the evaluation of
knowledge claims. This essay affirms the value of peer review as a 'gold standard'but argues …

All four authors are members of the Leicester school of critical management and have
previously written together on academic publishing. David Harvie lectures in finance and is …

In what follows, we present a conversation with Professor Noam Chomsky on the topic of
whether the business school might be a site for progressive political change. The …