Cynthia Stohl and George Cheney

Participatory Processes/Paradoxical Practices: Communication and the Dilemmas of Organizational Democracy
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 349-407. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Nurit Zaidman

Cultural Codes and Languages Trategies in Business Communication: Interactions Between Israeli and Indian Businesspeople
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 408-441. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Jeffrey W. Kassing

From the Looks of Things: Assessing Perceptions of Organizational Dissenters
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 442-470. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Steven K. May and Theodore E. Zorn, Jr.

Forum Introduction—Gurus’ Views and Business News: Popular Management Discourse and Its Relationship to Management and Organizational Communication
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 471-475. [PDF] [References]  

Michael J. Pratt

A Story of Peak Performance
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 476-483. [PDF] [References]  

Bradley G. Jackson

Art for Management’s Sake?: The New Literary Genre of Business Books
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 484-490. [PDF] [References]  

David Carlone

Enablement, Constraint, and the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 491-497. [PDF] [References]  

Majia Holmer Nadesan

Fortune on Globalization and the New Economy: Manifest Destiny in a Technological Age
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 498-506. [PDF] [References]  

David M. Boje

Corporate Writing in the Web of Postmodern Culture and Postindustrial Capitalism
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 507-516. [PDF] [References]  

Patrice M. Buzzanell

Gendered Practices in the Contemporary Workplace: A Critique of What Often Constitutes Front Page News in the Wall Street Journal
Management Communication Quarterly 2001 14: 517-537. [PDF] [References]  

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