Contemporary norms: Normativities, organizations and society

Facilitator: Nelarine Cornelius, Professor of Organisation Studies, Queen Mary, University of London (QMUL)
Convenor : Eric Pezet, Professor of HRM and Organisation Theory, Université Paris Nanterre

VENUE –Bancroft Building, Queen Mary, University of London, Mile End Campus, E1 4NS
DATE : 23rd March 2018

Sponsors : Public Management and Governance Special Interest Group, British Academy of Management and Centre for Research in Equality and Diversity (CRED) and Public Management Research Group, School of Business and Management, Queen Mary, University of London 

How and why do organisational, institutional and societal norms change over time and what are the consequences of these changes?  In this workshop, we will explore these questions from a range of theoretical perspectives (Douglas, Bourdieu, Foucault and Butler).  More specifically we will consider the impact of the dynamics of norms on the policy and practice in the areas of public management, law, society, governance and the intersections between them.

Speakers
Perri 6, Professor of Public Management, QMUL
Nelarine Cornelius, Professor of Organisation Studies, QMUL
Mustafa Ozturk, Lecturer in Management, QMUL
Eric Pezet, Professor of HRM and Organisational Theory, Université Paris Nanterre
Martha Prevezer, Reader in Governance and Strategy, QMUL
Ahu Tatli, Professor of International HRM, QMUL
Min Yan, Lecturer in Business Law, QMUL

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