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Professor
of Management & Editor, Tamara Journal
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PUBLICATIONS SUMMARY |
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131 papers
presented at professional societies |
7 books
published |
29
conference proceedings |
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35
non-refereed publications |
2 books
in progress |
20
featured news articles |
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63
refereed journal articles |
34
chapters in books |
9 working
papers |
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2 reports |
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David M. Boje holds the Bank of America Endowed Professorship of Management (awarded
September 2006), and is past Arthur Owens Professorship in Business
Administration (June 2003-June 2006) in the Management Department at
On average,
Professor Boje’s articles and books are cited
121 times by other scholars. His most cited work (routinely cited on average by
scholars 154 times) is: Boje, D. M. 1991. "The storytelling organization: A study of storytelling
performance in an office supply firm." Administrative Science
Quarterly, Vol. 36: pp.106-126.
He is past
division-chair of the Research Methods
Division of the Academy of Management, and incoming President of the Board of Governors of the Standing
Conference for Management and Organization Inquiry (http://scmoi.org). David is associate editor, and
past editor, of the Journal of
Organizational Change Management. More recently, he was the founding editor
of Tamara Journal (http://TamaraJournal.com). Professor
Boje serves on 13 editorial boards, including Journal of Qualitative Research in Accounting and Management, Management Digest, Management Decision
Journal, Organization, Journal of Management Inquiry, M@n@gement,
Organization Studies (UK), EJ-Radical
Organization Theory, Emergence: Complexity & Organization Journal and
Management (http://emergence.org/), Management Spirituality & Religion (http://www.jmsr.com/board.html), Management Science Review (France), Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management (QRAM), Meaning
(in) Organizations Quarterly and is also on the international advisory
board for the journal Critical Discourse
Studies (http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/17405904.asp).
He is an associate editor for the new journal International Journal of Qualitative Research in Organizations and
Management. David is also a member of member of the Scientific Committee of
RSDG (Revue Sciences de Gestion), a Management Science journal published
quarterly in English, French and Spanish).
Recent
books include Storytelling Organization
(Sage, 2006, see http://storytellingorganization.com)
and The Passion of Organizing (with Brewis, Lindstead &
O’Shea, Liber & Copenhagen Business School
Press, 2006). His book, Narrative
Research Methods for Communication Studies (Sage, 2001) is a widely used
text in teaching qualitative methods to Ph.D. students. His books on postmodern
theory of management and organization continue to be widely cited: Managing in the Postmodern World: America's
Revolution Against Exploitation (1993, 2000 with
Bob Dennehy) and Postmodern
Management and Organizational Theory (1996 with Robert Gephart & Tojo Thatchenkery). Theatres of Capitalism is forthcoming
(SF, CA: Hampton Press). Information online at http://business.nmsu.edu/%7Edboje/theatrics/theatrics.htm).
A current
book project, Critical Theory for
Business and Public Administration Ethics (expected publication in 2007),
applies the critical theory work of
Professor
Boje continues to have an active presence in international scholarship. He was
keynote speaker at the Discourse as well as Storytelling conferences in the United
Kingdom, and has been a visiting scholar/speaker at universities in the United
States (e.g., Rhode Island), in Europe (Netherlands, France, Switzerland,
Austria, and the United Kingdom) as well as down under (Australia & New
Zealand).
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