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Synthetic Organising in Digital Transformation with Algorithmic Systems
Synthetic Organising in Digital Transformation with Algorithmic Systems
This thematic issue explores synthetic organising: sociotechnical arrangements in which humans and algorithmic systems jointly shape agency, routines, coordination, autonomy and accountability. It welcomes conceptual and empirical work on human-AI roles, organizational design, governance, control, ethics, culture and sustainability.
Guest editors: Alessio Maria Braccini (University of Agder, Norway; University of Tuscia, Italy); Alessandra Lazazzara (University of Milan, Italy); Leona Chandra Kruse (University of Agder, Norway); Thorsten Schoormann (Roskilde University, Denmark).
Shaping and Managing Desirable Futures in Organizations
Shaping and Managing Desirable Futures in Organizations
This thematic issue examines how organizations imagine, project and enact desirable futures while balancing immediate demands with long-term responsibility. It welcomes work on future-making, temporal horizons, projection and imagination, and the role of organizational actors in shaping resilient and inclusive transformations.
Guest editors: Laura Cortellazzo (Ca' Foscari University of Venice); Juliane Reinecke (University of Oxford); Sara Sassetti (University of Pisa).
Organizational issues in esports
Organizational issues in esports
This thematic issue examines esports as a complex organizational field rather than only a market or competitive activity. It welcomes critical and innovative work on labour, governance, power, bodies, disability, inclusion, platformization, virtual and material spaces, and research methods suited to esports ecosystems.
Guest editors: Silvio Ripetta; Tobias Michael Scholz; Thomas Newham.
Doing Otherwise: Direct Action and Collective Practices between Culture and Organization
Doing Otherwise: Direct Action and Collective Practices between Culture and Organization
This thematic issue explores direct action, commoning and collective practices that challenge individualistic hustle culture and dominant market-oriented forms of organizing. It welcomes work on grassroots and self-managed organizations, cultural commons, mutual aid, refusal, anti-work practices and other prefigurative or counter-hegemonic forms of action.
Guest editors: Francesca Leonardi; Manfredi de Bernard; Andrea Beye; Enrico Macciò.
Understanding the Impact of Episodic Disabilities, Chronic and Long-Term Health Conditions on Women’s Work Across Cultures and National Contexts
Understanding the Impact of Episodic Disabilities, Chronic and Long-Term Health Conditions on Women’s Work Across Cultures and National Contexts
This thematic issue examines how episodic disabilities and chronic or long-term health conditions shape women’s working lives across cultures and national contexts. It welcomes feminist, critical disability, diversity and intersectional perspectives on work, careers, organizational support, stigma, care and ableist norms.
Guest editors: Gemma Bend; Astrid Huopalainen; Humera Manzoor; Vincenza Priola; Victoria Williams.
Organising and Accounting for Death
Organising and Accounting for Death
This thematic issue explores death as an organizational and accounting phenomenon, including the economic, political, cultural, ethical and ecological arrangements through which death is managed and remembered. It welcomes work on death-related labour, accountability, necropolitics, mourning, commemoration and the marketization of death.
Guest editors: Muhammad Junaid Ashraf; Daniela Pianezzi; Luigi Maria Sicca; Shahzad Uddin; Ghazal Mir Zulfiqar.
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